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Wednesday, September 29 2021 Dive In |
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![]() Young people are being hit by climate crisis but are not in a position to make decisions. While the people who can make the change happen will not face the consequences. ![]() |
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That’s the lead author of a new study that exposes the vast “intergenerational inequality” between children and their grandparents. If the planet continues on its current trajectory, the average 6-year-old will live through roughly three times as many climate disasters as their grandparents. They will see twice as many wildfires,1.7 times as many tropical cyclones, 3.4 times more river floods, 2.5 times more crop failures and 2.3 times as many droughts. Washington Post has more. |
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