One person is displaced every second by our warming planet. Where will they go?

Rohingya Muslim women and their children cross over from Myanmar to Bangladesh. Many are at risk from colossal impacts of floods, cyclones and other environmental disasters linked to climate change.

Rohingya Muslim women and their children cross over from Myanmar to Bangladesh. Many are at risk from colossal impacts of floods, fires and cyclones. Source: AP

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