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Scientists warn climate change is harming children’s diets – Reuters
Climate change could undo decades of work reducing malnutrition, scientists said on Thursday in a study finding that children in developing countries with rising…
By Sonia Elks, Thomson Reuters Foundation
LONDON, Jan 14 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Climate change could undo decades of work reducing malnutrition, scientists said on Thursday in a study finding that children in developing countries with rising temperatures are eating poorer diets.
Higher temperatures often had a bigger impact on childrens diet diversity than the gains seen from access to education, clean water and poverty reduction, said the U.S.-led study in the journal Environmental Research…
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