"Climate refugees" are individuals or groups who are forced to leave their homes due to sudden or gradual changes in their environment caused by climate change. This can include rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and prolonged droughts, which make their living conditions unsafe or uninhabitable. These refugees often seek safety and stability in other regions or countries, but they may face challenges such as legal recognition, access to resources, and integration into new communities. The issue of climate refugees is becoming increasingly important as the impacts of climate change intensify globally, affecting millions of people worldwide.