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Crowds gathered during the 2019 Melbourne Global climate strike, calling for the international recognition of climate refugees. Climate refugees are not protected under international law and therefore experience greater political risks than other refugees who are able to receive protection.  (Photo by Takver) Photo used under CC BY
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Indigenous people peeling maize while overlooking Quito from El Panecillo, Ecuador. Initially farmed by members of the Aztec, Mayan and Incan cultures, maize is an important crop to Native American communities and is eaten at almost every meal.  (Photo by Diego Delso) Photo used under CC BY
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