Five lessons from a youth climate activist: What I've learned from making my case to people, companies and governments.
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Four tips for turning parents into climate activists.
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How I became a mother activist: Harnessing the power of parents in climate organising.
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Children are central to Brazil's climate change movement: The country's youth- and parent-led movements join forces for nature.
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Plant-based diets: better for the planet but are they healthy for children? Parents want to make informed decisions based on early-years research.
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"I firmly believe that we should engage with children when they are young": In South Africa, Xoli Fuyani uses worm farms to teach 5-year-olds about the planet.
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Abu Dhabi incorporates climate change into children's learning journeys: Building environmental awareness from pre-primary to university.
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Don't say "It'll be all right": and other tips for talking to children about the climate crisis.
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"My mother's early years triggered her love for the environment": Activist Wanjira Mathai on inspiring children, growing food, and continuing her mother's work.
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Building safe sidewalks to save children's lives: Nairobi and other African cities expand walking and cycling.
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Streets for Life: lowering urban speed limit benefits children and the climate: A growing cultural change in attitudes toward cars.
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Improving indoor air quality in Mongolia's kindergartens: Pollution in childcare buildings regularly exceeds WHO guidelines.
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Toxic air and inequality in a London borough: The experiences of babies and young children can help create awareness in government.
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Shielding young children from air pollution in Latin America: A new programme installs monitors and shares data, hoping cities will then change policies.
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"Play is all about allowing natural curiosity and exploration": Toddlers can stack, splash and wander in Ram Eisenberg's parks.
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Learning from Prinsenland: How a child-friendly Dutch neighbourhood looks three decades on.
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Transforming Rotterdam's schoolyards: Ten years of turning asphalt playgrounds into green spaces.
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"There are huge risks in raising children under what amounts to protective house arrest": Richard Louv believes connecting to nature should be an everyday event.
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Building "the secret city" for children: Planners in Israel use voluntary guidelines to urge climate- and child-friendly measures.
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Tactical urbanism focused on children can help cities adapt to climate change: Udaipur offers an early example of how to begin.
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Making every child feel that the city genuinely cares: How prioritising childhood is transforming Jundiaí, Brazil.
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In Addis Ababa, learning through outdoor play: A major early childhood initiative supports climate action.
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Reclaiming green space in Lima: In a crowded city, natural spaces bring people together and protect against climate change.
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Helping families to cope with trauma in Lebanon: What Beirut's explosion can teach us about the impact of disasters on the mental health of young children.
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Your discarded cell phone harms children, pregnant women and the planet: Millions working in the informal recycling sector are exposed to dangerous chemicals.
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How climate change affects pregnancy and early childhood in an indigenous Kenyan village: Bare pastures, sick livestock, less breast milk make life more precarious for mothers and infants.
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"A newborn baby is effectively a smoker in Delhi": Activist and mother Bhavreen Kandhari has been campaigning against air pollution since 2003.
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Air pollution and stunting: evidence from Indonesia: Fine particles harm children's physical, cognitive and emotional development.
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Climate change threatens newborns in the USA: Black mothers are at especially high risk of preterm delivery, low birthweight and even stillbirth.
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Rising heat poses dire risks to small children: Under-4s are especially vulnerable to dehydration and heat stroke.
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Climate change is forcing young children into high-risk urban slums: Farming families migrate to informal settlements, where they face new climate issues.
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Children growing up on the move: A visual story of climate change and the uncertain futures of migrant families.
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Climate change-induced water insecurity endangers children: The global community must act to ensure that all families have clean water.
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Governments of the world must prioritise children, amid climate change: Changing weather patterns put children at increased risk of poor health, poverty, disrupted education and displacement.
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Making the climate conversation about children.
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