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Colette Mortreux and Bateteba Aselu
Tuvalu's Digital Nation has been read by global media as a nation surrendering to climate fate. Mortreux and Aselu argue the opposite: it is an act of hopeful governance, recasting Tuvaluan agency and resilience at the heart of adaptation.About the author/sColette MortreuxColette Mortreux is a human geography lecturer at Monash University. She explores how policy frameworks and community decision-making interact in the face of uncertain environmental futures.Bateteba AseluDr Bateteba Aselu is a Senior Coordinator, researcher, and co-designer at Live & Learn Environmental Education. Her research focuses on the intersection of indigenous knowledge, climate resilience, and community well-being within Pacific Island contexts.
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