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'No higher ground': Migration on the rise as climate shocks grow

Reuters · Reuters · last updated

Tina Stege’s atoll home in the Marshall Islands is 2 metres (6.5 feet) above sea level and so narrow that “you can see the ocean on both sides of the land almost anyplace you are,” she said.

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