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Sourced political research and both-sides argument mapping on any international or policy topic — evidence that holds up when the other team challenges the card.

There is no binding legal category for climate refugees — the 1951 Refugee Convention does not cover environmental displacement, which both sides can weaponise. 12

Affirmative ground: the Global Compact on Migration, the principle of non-refoulement, and the IPCC's displacement projections build a duty-of-rescue case. 34

Negative ground: no treaty obligation exists, sovereignty over borders is settled law, and capacity constraints cut against an unbounded duty. 5

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Every claim cites a real primary source — treaty text, UN reports, court rulings — that opens to the original. That is the kind of evidence that beats cards cut from blogs and summaries.
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