When Amali Tower first started interviewing asylum seekers as part of resettlement work with international organisations in the early 2000s, she thought climate change was a “white people problem” myopically focused on polar bears on melting ice floes.  She was open and chatty, and in her broad conversations she started

When Amali Tower first started interviewing asylum seekers as part of resettlement work with international organisations in the early 2000s, she thought climate change was a “white people problem” myopically focused on polar bears on melting ice floes.  She was open and chatty, and in her broad conversations she started