As the world’s eyes turn to Egypt for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27), Austin-based Texas Impact/Texas Interfaith Power & Light is sending to the Chronicle daily dispatches from the conference.

Historically, “human displacement” has been a subset of the larger issue of disaster response and remediation, or “loss and damage” in COP parlance. But as climate change impacts intensify, climate-induced migration already is growing. Experts Brandon Wu and Abiodun Oluyomi discuss the issues at play.

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Follow Texas Impact/Texas Interfaith Power & Light’s continuing coverage from COP27.

About Texas Impact
Texas Impact exists to put faith into action. We equip faith leaders and their congregations with the information, opportunities, and outreach tools to educate their communities and engage with lawmakers on pressing public policy issues. We are an interfaith group that works together on issues that impact the most vulnerable people in our communities. We help people live out their faith in the public square, moving the faith community from charity to justice.

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This article appears in November 18 • 2022.

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