MALDIVES: Time is running out for the Maldives - as not one but three existential dangers threaten its survival

The Maldives faces existential threats from climate change, including rising sea levels, coral reef destruction, and severe weather changes. Coral reefs are vital for the ecosystem and coastal protection, but rising temperatures are killing them. Immediate action is needed to prevent further damage. The situation is dire, with potential land loss and displacement of people. Scientific data and local observations confirm these changes, emphasizing the urgency for global awareness and intervention.

What are the three main threats to the existence of the Maldives as mentioned in the text?

How is climate change affecting the coral reefs in the Maldives?

What actions are suggested to protect the Maldives from the impacts of climate change?

What evidence is presented regarding the rising sea levels in the Maldives?

What are the potential consequences for the people living in the Maldives due to climate change?