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Climate refugees or climate migrants? Legal protection for climate induced migrants
Climate change poses, perhaps, the biggest threat of the twenty-first century.2 As weather-related hazards such as temperatures, sea levels, floods, storms and wildfire rise, governments across the world are facing significant and unprecedented human displacement that there is currently no specific
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