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United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres flew to the Pacific Island country of Tuvalu on the frontlines of the climate challenge. He called on all countries to change their policies to help halt the impacts. “We need urgent climate action to stop Tuvalu from sinking and the world from sinking with it,” he said.
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