Vanuatu’s Climate Crisis Reveals Global Inaction—What Does It Mean for America?

The once-thriving coral reefs of Vanuatu have turned into graveyards beneath the waves, victims not only of natural disasters but also of decades-long global policy failures. John Warmington, a seasoned diver who knew every inch of this underwater forest, now mourns what remains: bleached rubble swept away by cyclones and earthquakes.This Pacific island nation isn’t just facing environmental degradation; it’s confronting existential threats driven by rising seas and intensified storms. The question is clear: why has the international community tolerated such devastation while major polluters continue "business as usual"?When International Courts Face Climate Truths, Will Accountability Follow?Vanuatu’s bold move to...