Part 1 of 5 · freeIntroduction
Rising water does not always arrive as a spectacular wave. It nibbles away a field first, then a well, then a whole village. Elsewhere, extreme heat makes the air almost impossible to breathe. In both cases entire families have to leave, not because of a war but because of the climate. These forced departures have a name: climate migration. The problem is that no international law really recognizes them.
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- 2An exodus already bigger than war
- 3Two speeds of rupture: the shock and the slow grind
- 4A legal vacuum facing a global crisis
- 5Toward recognition and local adaptation
Open-book quiz8 questions whose answers are in the text.
Glossary10 terms explained in a tap.
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