climate change
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See the World or Save It
Travel has been steadily increasing for the past several years. Whether it’s for business or pleasure, education or social media posts, travel seems to be a part of everyone’s lives nowadays. But should it be?
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Today’s Atlantis
Tabwenikai Kiatonga emigrated to New Zealand because of climate change. Here, he carves a canoe like the ones he had as a kid; he’s trying to keep his Kirabati traditions alive. (Ryan Turner)Pacific islanders are experiencing the effects of global warming and becoming climate change refugees.
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