Reclaiming open climate adaptation futures

The narrative that certain areas will inevitably become uninhabitable owing to sea-level rise is powerful, yet may silence important debate about alternative climate adaptation futures. In particular, populations with low emissions and funding capacity should have their narratives centralized in adaptation.

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The narrative of certain areas becoming uninhabitable due to sea-level rise can silence important debates on alternative climate adaptation futures. It is crucial to centralize the narratives of low-emission and financially disadvantaged populations in adaptation discussions.