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  1. UNESCO estimates enrollment in the Caribbean and Latin America, while Mexico faces accelerated warming impacts.

UNESCO and AAAS collaborated in the Caribbean to promote scientific talent, involving researcher Arianne Brown Jordan.

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UNESCO and AAAS collaborated in the Caribbean to promote scientific talent, involving researcher Arianne Brown Jordan.

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Arianne Brown JordanUNESCOAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science

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