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Home Home TIGed Activities Database The Debate - Climate Change and Children

The Debate - Climate Change and Children [edit]

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Created by:
UNICEF Canada (see all activities by this organization)

Level:
Intermediate / Middle
Secondary

Views: 897

Subjects:
Environmental Studies
Earth Science
Environmental Science

Topics:
Ecosystems
Energy Generation
Air, Atmosphere and Climate
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From droughts to flash floods, failing crops and increased disease, the earth's climate is changing. This Debate -- a regular series produced by the UNICEF's Office of Research - looks at the science, the politics, the impact, and the next generation. 

Guests are: the head of climate change at ODI, Dr Tom Mitchell; Senior Fellow in the Climate Change Group at the International Institute for Environment and Development, Professor Saleem Ul Huq, and head of the Nigerian youth climate coalition, Ms Esther Agbarakwe.



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