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‘No Escape’ for refugees on the frontlines of the climate crisis

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Briefings

A 2026 article highlights that nearly 90 million people live in countries facing severe climate hazards like drought and floods, making the climate emergency an immediate crisis for refugees. The evidence indicates a direct link between climate exposure and refugee vulnerability, with no specific country names or individual case studies provided in the source.

Key points

• Nearly 90 million people globally reside in countries experiencing high to severe exposure to climate hazards such as drought, floods, and extreme heat.

Context

The article identifies the climate emergency as an immediate crisis for refugees, noting that three in four people live in countries facing severe hazards. No specific country names or individual case studies are provided in the source.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single sentence stating the global scale of climate hazards affecting refugees. Specific country names, individual case studies, or causal links between specific climate events and refugee displacement are not supported by the provided text.

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