Climate change disrupted the learning of more than 170 million students, according to UNICEF.
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A report released by UNICEF on September 10 indicates that climate-related events have disrupted the education of more than 170 million students globally, ranging from preschool to secondary school levels. The findings highlight the significant vulnerability of educational systems to environmental instability.
In a separate development on the same day, authorities in Nepal estimated that 4.74 billion dollars are required for national reconstruction following severe flooding on August 26. The disaster has resulted in over 1,300 confirmed deaths and 5,100 people reported missing, underscoring the severe human and economic toll of climate-driven catastrophes.
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Infobae (Nepal reconstruction)Focuses on the economic and human cost of specific flooding
Infobae (UNICEF report)Focuses on the global educational impact of climate change
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