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Wednesday, June 26, 2019
In 2030 Leven 120 Miljoen Mensen In Armoede Door Klimaatverandering by VN
Klimaatverandering leidt ertoe dat in het jaar 2030 nog eens 120 miljoen extra mensen in armoede leven, stellen de Verenigde Naties (VN) in een nieuw rapport. Rijkere mensen zouden op den duur nog kunnen betalen om aan de hitte te ontkomen terwijl de rest erdoor geraakt wordt, aldus de VN. De armere mensen zouden voor een [...]
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