Why is it important for children to breathe clean air? 10-year-old Thalia explains @UNICEFUK
Why is it important for children to breathe clean air? 10-year-old Thalia explains  @UNICEFUK
Uploaded October 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
When Thalia goes to school, she can see fumes coming out of exhausts, polluting the air that she and her classmates are breathing. Although you can’t see it, breathing toxic air could leave children, like Thalia, with lasting problems like asthma and badly affect their futures. We can change this. Add your name unicef.uk/cleanairforchildren
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