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Mega cities, mega heat
As urbanization contributes to warming and puts the most vulnerable at risk, how are cities like Hong Kong coping with climate change?
As urbanization contributes to warming and puts the most vulnerable at risk, how are cities like Hong Kong coping with climate change?
Whether travelling by train, road, foot or plane, migrants and asylum seekers often find themselves in extremely vulnerable situations.
With sea levels rising and the population affected by a succession of droughts and heavy tropical storms, the country faces existential threats.
Author and researcher Patricia Leidl says the helping communities recover from crisis and overcoming poverty requires greater protection for women and girls.
In the shadow of mounting challenges, the Movement’s 32nd International Conference made a case for building a stronger humanitarian response from the ground up.
As the planet warms due to climate change, weather patterns are changing and in many cases becoming more extreme.
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