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Inheriting a Sustainable World? Atlas on Children's Health and the Environment

World Health Organization

  • 164 pages
  • 16.5 MB
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An illustrated atlas showing how air pollution, unsafe water, chemicals and e-waste affect children, with clear infographics on each risk and how to reduce it.

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