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    The president of Palau said the climate crisis is becoming frightening, with scorching heat, warming seas invading their islands, and stronger winds. Resources are disappearing and their future being stolen as their islands slowly die due to climate change, which he said would be more dignified to bomb them than make them suffer a slow death.

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    The president of Palau said the climate crisis is becoming frightening, with scorching heat, warming seas invading their islands, and stronger winds. Resources are disappearing and their future being stolen as their islands slowly die due to climate change, which he said would be more dignified to bomb them than make them suffer a slow death.

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    The president of Palau said the climate crisis is becoming frightening, with scorching heat, warming seas invading their islands, and stronger winds. Resources are disappearing and their future being stolen as their islands slowly die due to climate change, which he said would be more dignified to bomb them than make them suffer a slow death.

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    Surangel Whipps Jr, president of the Palau nation, which is in the Pacific Ocean, said at the

    Cop26 summit that the climate crisis is becoming frightening.

    “We see that the scorching sun is giving us unbearable warmth, the warming sea is invading
    us and the winds are blowing us everywhere, our resources are disappearing before our
    eyes and our future is being stolen from us. Frankly speaking, there is no dignity in a slow
    and painful death - you may well bomb our islands instead of making us suffer just to witness
    our slow death."

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