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The Protection Gap Nobody Is Closing: Litigation, Legal Fictions, and the Populations Climate Law Still Can't See
Climate change has displaced hundreds of millions of people since 2008, and projections suggest this number could reach 216 million by 2050. Yet the legal architecture meant to respond to this displacement, from the 1951 Refugee Convention to more recent litigation and regional treaties, remains bui
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