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The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea rules carbon dioxide is an ocean pollutant

The UN maritime court ruled in favour of nine island states who had sought greater protection from the impacts of climate change.

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King tides cause new levels of devastation in Tuvalu, as nation weighs up Falepili Union treaty

King tides cause new levels of devastation in Tuvalu, as nation weighs up Falepili Union treaty
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King tides cause new levels of devastation in Tuvalu, as nation weighs up Falepili Union treaty

King tides cause new levels of devastation in Tuvalu, as nation weighs up Falepili Union treaty
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Opinion: Science says Tuvalu will drown within decades; the reality is worse

Tuvalu is currently grappling with a relentless onslaught of storm surges and towering waves, wreaking havoc on coastal communities.

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Science says Tuvalu might be drowned in five decades; the reality could be worse - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre

Tuvaluans are experiencing the impacts of the climate crisis right now, and want action, not promises and half-measures, says Niuone Eliuta

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