Climate change: Women paying the price of a hotter planet
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The article examines the social impacts of climate change, highlighting that prolonged heatwaves contribute to a rise in domestic violence. It cites a statistic that a 1°C temperature increase correlates with a 4.7% increase in domestic violence incidents. The discussion features Adéa Guillot, Director of Engagement at CARE France, who provides insights on how climate change disproportionately affects women.
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Adéa Guillot, Director of Engagement at CARE France, discusses the issue of climate change and domestic violence.
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Prolonged heatwaves are an ecological issue, a public health issue, and a social issue.
Opinion- Domestic violence increase by 4.7% per 1°C
- Women are disproportionately affected
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Loaded language removedProlonged heatwaves are an ecological issue, a public health issue, and a social issue. With every 1°C rise in temperature, incidents of domestic violence increase by 4.7%. We discuss this issue with our guest Adéa Guillot, Director of Engagement at CARE France.
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Prolonged heatwaves are an ecological issue, a public health issue, and a social issue.
OpinionWith every 1°C rise in temperature, incidents of domestic violence increase by 4.7%.
OpinionAdéa Guillot, Director of Engagement at CARE France, discusses the issue of climate change and domestic violence.
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