UNICEF: Children living in poverty are the worst affected by air pollution in Asia
A recent analysis by the U.N. children’s agency found that more than 500 million children in East Asia and Pacific countries ...
Nearly everyone in the world breathes bad air. This is what you can do to lower your risk
A recent analysis by the U.N. children’s agency found that more than 500 million children in East Asia and Pacific countries ...
Air Pollution Kills Over 100 Asian Children Daily, Unicef Says
Air pollution is linked to the daily deaths of over 100 children under five in East Asia and the Pacific, according to a ...
'My children won't know the rivers I grew up with'
Those living near the rivers Wye, Lugg and Usk say they have been robbed of the rivers they enjoyed playing in as children ...
Air pollution ‘killing 100 children a day in Asia’
Toxic air is linked to the deaths of more than 100 children every day in east Asia and the Pacific, causing “unimaginable ...
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New Guidance on Managing Environmental Threats to Children
The report aims to make physicians more aware that “the environment has a far greater impact on children’s health than what ...
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Air pollution kills 100 children every day in East Asia, Pacific: UNICEF
Air pollution kills 100 children younger than age five every day in East Asia and the Pacific, UNICEF said in a new report on ...
Over 100 deaths a day: UN warns of air pollution’s toll on young children in East Asia, Pacific
More than 500 million children in these regions live in countries with unhealthy levels of pollution. Read more at ...
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Toxic air killing over 100 children every day in East Asia
UNICEF has issued a stark warning about the devastating impact of toxic air on children across East Asia and the Pacific.
'Rainmakers' and transboundary smog - Thailand's struggling battle against air pollution
Bangkok was the fourth most polluted city in the world - seeing over 350 schools closed to protect the health of children.
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Air pollution ‘killing 100 children a day in Asia’
Toxic air is linked to the deaths of more than 100 children every day in east Asia and the Pacific, causing “unimaginable grief” for tens of thousands of families, Unicef has warned.