WHO and Partners Warn of Global Energy and Health Crisis as 655 Million Lack Electricity

The World Health Organization and its partners have issued a warning about a looming global energy and health crisis, noting that 655 million people still lack access to electricity. This highlights the urgent need for sustainable energy solutions to improve global health outcomes.

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Electricity: 655m still in darkness as WHO, partners warn of Global Energy, health crisis

A new global report released on Wednesday has revealed that over 655 million people across the world still live without electricity, while nearly two billion continue to rely on polluting fuels for cooking, exposing them to severe health risks and widening inequalities. The post Electricity: 655m still in darkness as WHO, partners warn of Global Energy, health crisis appeared first on Vanguard News.

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