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Regional campaigns link everyday behaviour to climate goals as pollution, water stress and extreme weather intensify.
Experts say more help for the marginalised is needed to stop urban development making things worse.
The 2026 fire season in Indonesia is already showing early signs of escalation, as burned areas reached 32,637 hectares by February, 20 times higher than the same period in 2025.
Amid rising heat, doctors and researchers are focussing on low-tech, inexpensive solutions to suit Pakistan’s context.
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