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2013 Report

The Rise of the South: Human Progress in a Diverse World is available for free downloading

Climate change major challenge

ZNBC

The United Nations (UN) says climate change is the major challenge humans are facing compared to other problems.

The UN said threshold of dangerous climate change is at two degrees celciuos and this point will rapidly reverse human development.

This is according to the UN's Human Development report-HDR- for 2007/2008 on fighting climate change and ecological interdependence.

The UN said there is reckless mis-management in our ecological interdependence a fact that our future generation will inherit.

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