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Tuvalu: The disappearing island nation recreating itself in the metaverse

Monday 25 Nov 24 11:00am

Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Facing erasure due to climate change, the Pacific Island nation of Tuvalu is digitally backing up everything from its houses to its trees as it endeavors to save whatever it can.

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