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Daily Archives: November 18, 2009
UN report identifies women in poor countries as among the most vulnerable to climate change impacts
A report released today by the UN Population Fund identifies gender inequities in vulnerability to global climate disruption. The report looks at the nexus of population dynamics, the welfare of women worldwide, and climate change impacts and adaptation and concludes … Continue reading
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