Musa Aurakzai In Pakistan, climate change is often discussed through images of flooded streets, damaged homes and families waiting for relief. These images matter. But they can also make displacement look like a brief emergency, something that begins with a flood and ends once the water recedes. For many communities, particularly along the Indus River
When the River Takes the Land: Climate Displacement and Pakistan’s Need for a Long-Term Response
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