The Silent Violence of Climate Change in Honduras: In one of the most environmentally vulnerable regions in the world, indigenous and rural communities are fighting to stay in the face of climate-driven displacement. Still, the immediate exodus demands new international forms of protection for climate refugees.

Maria Jose Mendez

The Silent Violence of Climate Change in Honduras: In one of the most environmentally vulnerable regions in the world, indigenous and rural communities are fighting to stay in the face of climate-driven displacement. Still, the immediate exodus demands new international forms of protection for climate refugees.

2020

Maria Jose Mendez

At 56 years old, Don Jacinto left Honduras with only a small backpack and his distinctive straw hat. He used to grow coffee in the western department of Copan but increasing debts and the spread of...

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Political science
Indigenous
Economic growth
Climate change
Refugee

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