Climate advocates say it's time to move to accountability for climate change, as people in Asia are living the evidence.
Climate advocates say it’s time to move to accountability for climate change, as people in Asia are living the evidence.
By Lyndal Rowlands
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Tropical storms and heavy rainfall have caused devastating flooding and landslides across much of South and Southeast Asia in recent days, with officials saying more than 1,250 people have been killed across Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand alone and that many others are still missing.
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