Sink or swim: Can island states survive the climate crisis? — Observ@tório de Relações Internacionais – UFOP

© UNICEF/Vlad SokhinWith most of its land only a few feet above sea level, Kiribati is seeing growing damage from storms and flooding. Small island nations across the world are bearing the brunt of the climate crisis, and their problems have been accentuated by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has severely affected their economies, and their […]
Sink or swim: Can island states survive the climate crisis? — Observ@tório de Relações Internacionais – UFOP
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