World's Latest Climate Refugees Lived in Guatemalan Village Destroyed by Hurricane Eta

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By Carly NairnNov 11, 2020, 2:24 pm172 pts
A large landslide caused by torrential rains during Hurricane Eta buried half a small village's residents, leaving the other half searching for family members and neighbors in Guatemala on Tuesday, The Washington Post reported. Officials deemed Queja, a farming community of a few hundred residents,…

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