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UN experts warn of toxic pollution and rising temperatures to Third Committee
United Nations experts told the Third Committee that toxic pollution endangers human rights and ecosystems as global temperatures near the 1.5 °C threshold.
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Today United Nations experts addressed the Third Committee, which handles social, humanitarian and cultural issues, to highlight that toxic pollution is a direct threat to both human rights and ecosystems. The warning underscored the link between environmental contamination and the ability of people to enjoy basic freedoms and a healthy environment.
The experts also pointed out that global average temperatures are on track to surpass the critical 1.5 °C warming limit, a benchmark that marks a heightened risk of severe climate impacts. They urged the committee to take concrete action to confront these mounting environmental threats, emphasizing that addressing pollution and climate change is essential for protecting vulnerable populations and preserving ecological systems.
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