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Climate crisis could push 141 million more women into extreme poverty

Headline via UN News · first report 10 Nov, 17:30 IST, latest 10 Nov, 17:30 IST

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First report10 Nov, 17:30 IST
Latest report10 Nov, 17:30 IST
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More than one in three women and girls worldwide – roughly 1.5 billion – live in so-called “climate hotspots”, where high exposure to hazards such as cyclones and droughts combine with insecure jobs and deep gender inequality.

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