Pre-COP Climate in Fiji, a country threatened by rising waters
A pre-COP climate is taking place this week in Fiji, an archipelago threatened by rising waters. Island countries, which play their survival role, want to have a greater impact on climate negotiations. Their main objective: to stop warming to a maximum of 1.5°C. By 2050, 1 billion 200 million people could be forced into exile due to rising ocean levels.
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A pre-COP climate is taking place this week in Fiji, an archipelago threatened by rising waters. Island countries, which play their survival role, want to have a greater impact on climate negotiations. Their main objective: to stop warming to a maximum of 1.5°C. By 2050, 1 billion 200 million people could be forced into exile due to rising ocean levels.