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- Video statement to COP26 by Tuvalu Islands Hon. Simon Kofe
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A powerful statement and demonstration of the impacts of climate change on the islands of Tuvalu presented at COP26. The climate issues faced by many low-lying Pacific atolls are exacerbated by the production of fossil fuels in bigger countries which lead to a shift in climate temperatures allowing for sea levels to rise.
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