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Climate Disasters Push Coastal Children Out of School
Original: Children in Coastal Areas Dropping Out of School Due to Climate Change; Disasters Disrupt Education, Increasing Child Labor
Children living in coastal regions are increasingly dropping out of school as climate change drives disasters that disrupt education, according to a report carried by international press agency Pressenza. The report warns that when floods, storms and other climate-related events destroy schools or displace families, children are pushed into child labor instead of continuing their studies. Advocates say the findings highlight an often-overlooked social cost of the climate crisis and call for stronger protection of education in vulnerable communities.
Why now: Rising climate disasters are drawing fresh attention to their impact on children's education and child labor
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- Children in Coastal Areas Dropping Out of School Due to Climate Change; Disasters Disrupt Education, Increasing Child Labor · Pressenza - International Press Agency
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