'Heartbreaking' loss: Climate crisis spurs push for compensation in 2022

CNET · Katie Collins · last updated January 11, 2022 – 7:11 AM

For Ineza Grace, a 25-year-old activist and environmental engineer from Rwanda, the climate crisis she felt growing up has shaped her entire career. Millions are being displaced by the climate crisis. Human lives, cultures, entire species and ecosystems lost to the climate crisis will be gone forever. But its magnitude, timing and intensity were unusual and caused by human-induced climate change — something we should expect to become increasingly common. “That is compensation for loss and damage from human-induced climate change,” Huq said.

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