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School children in DRC. A new study has found that climatic conditions affect education attainment adversely in multiple ways. As children in the tropics feel the intensifying effects of climate change, they will face additional barriers to education and this is more evidence of the varied social impacts of climate change.  (Photo by Julien Harneis) Photo used under CC BY
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Women farmers at work in their vegetable plots near Kullu town, Himachal Pradesh, India. Previously the area was a major producer of high-value apples, but rising temperatures in the last few decades have forced almost all apple producers there to abandon their crop. For these farmers, switching to vegetable production has resulted in a major boost in incomes and livelihoods, illustrating that climate change adaptation can be effective and highly profitable.  (Photo by Neil Palmer/CIAT) Photo used under CC BY
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