Recognizing the rights of climate refugees is the first step to relocating the millions of vulnerable island-nation residents who could be displaced in the next 3 decades

While Caribbean islands have some of the lowest greenhouse-gas emissions, they're the most vulnerable to the impacts of the climate crisis.

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