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Tag: climate refugee

La disparition des îles Kiribati : Un cri d’alarme pour la planète

La disparition des îles Kiribati : Un cri d’alarme pour la planète

November 23, 2023November 23, 2023 Margaux Weisrock

Une nouvelle forme de crise des réfugiés se profile à l’horizon, mais cette fois-ci, les migrants n’essaient pas d’échapper à la guerre, ils fuient la nature. Depuis des décennies, nous savons que nos actions sont à l’origine du changement climatique, … Continue reading

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Climate Refugees: Are We Using The Right Terminology?

Climate Refugees: Are We Using The Right Terminology?

February 21, 2020November 10, 2021 Sofia Mikton
For the leaders of low-lying island atoll states at the forefront of climate change devastation, the term ‘climate refugee’ seems to paint their communities as helpless victims, with little agency in confronting or adapting to climate induced hazards.

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