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Expert Discusses Children's Vulnerability to Climate Change

A pediatric psychiatrist has testified about the heightened vulnerability of children to the effects of climate change. This testimony took place during Canada's first climate trial led by young individuals. The trial aims to address concerns about the impact of climate change on future generations.

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In Vancouver, a pediatric psychiatrist provided insights into how children are particularly susceptible to the repercussions of climate change. During this discussion, she highlighted various aspects of children's health and well-being that are negatively impacted by environmental changes. This expert testimony occurred as part of Canada's first climate trial, which has been initiated by a group of young people advocating for their rights to a stable climate. The trial seeks to hold the government accountable for its actions regarding climate policy and its effects on future generations. As children represent a significant portion of the population, understanding their vulnerabilities is deemed crucial in the broader conversation about climate change and its societal implications.

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Les enfants particulièrement vulnérables au changement climatique, dit une experte
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