
Inhabitants from the small Mexican village of El Bosque have recently been recognised as “people displaced by climate change” by the government, a first in the country. In this small fishing town, many have lost their homes to the sea and have been relocated around 10 kilometres inland last November.
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Why aren’t the Maldives completely under water?
Tell the truth their peninsula has been sinking for eons, you try to change science to fit a narrative. Call it climate change and they get a welfare check..
Sounds like Mexicos problem
The country of Taiwan is stunning
Official 97% Agree NASA-NOAA 'sea level rise' is 2.3mm per year, 1-inch per decade, 120-years per foot. Nobody is 'losing their home' at 1-inch per decade!