Impact of higher-income countries on child health in lower-income countries from a climate change perspective. A case study of the UK and Malawi.
Climate change is the number one threat to child health according to the World Health Organisation. It increases existing inequalities, and lower-income countries are disproportionately affected. This is unjust. Higher-income countries have contributed and continue to contribute more to climate chan...
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