The first climate migrants from Tuvalu have arrived in Australia under a treaty designed to support their relocation due to climate change. Tuvalu faces severe risks from rising sea levels, with predictions that 95% of the nation will be underwater by 2100. The Falepili Mobility Pathway allows Tuvaluans to live, work, and study in Australia, with a cap of 280 visas annually. Notable migrants include Dr. Masina Matolu, a dentist, Kitai Haulapi, a forklift driver, and Manipua Puafolau, a pastor in training. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)