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By 2050, scientists predict 150 million climate refugees across the world. This episode of Shift highlights three stories of loss and hope from those on the frontlines of a sea change already reshaping our world.
By 2050, scientists predict 150 million climate refugees across the world. This episode of Shift highlights three stories of loss and hope from those on the frontlines of a sea change already reshaping our world.
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S1, EP3 "Rising Tides"By 2050, scientists predict 150 million climate refugees across the world. This episode of Shift highlights three stories of loss and hope from those on the frontlines of a sea change already reshaping our world.
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