India’s maternal health story over the past two decades has been one of steady progress. Climate change is now a stress test for that progress. We do no need an entirely new system to tackle this; what we need is to do is update the systems we already have to work for a hotter future
India’s maternal health story over the past two decades has been one of steady progress. Climate change is now a stress test for that progress. We do no need an entirely new system to tackle this; what we need is to do is update the systems we already have to work for a hotter future
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India’s maternal health story over the past two decades has been one of steady progress. Climate change is now a stress test for that progress. We do no need an entirely new system to tackle this; what we need is to do is update the systems we already have to work for a hotter future
