Tuvalu faces risks of statelessness due to climate change, with WMO estimating annual displacement.
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Updated Jul 10
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Tuvalu faces risks of statelessness due to climate change, with WMO estimating annual displacement.
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WMO estimates annual displacement as Tuvalu faces statelessness risks from climate change.1 source
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The entities involved
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Tuvalu
country in Oceania
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Pacific Islands
geographic region consisting of the islands of the Pacific Ocean
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World Meteorological Organization
specialized agency of the United Nations for meteorology
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