The Pacific Island nation of Tuvalu faces the likely prospect of becoming the first country in the world to be uninhabitable due to climate change, as rising sea levels threaten to submerge the archipelago in a matter of decades.Given this stark reality, Tuvaluans are being forced to consider relocation as the sea continues to encroach upon the islands, making the future of the isolated nation that lies some 1,000 kilometers north of Fiji increasingly uncertain.Perched at an average height of just 2 meters above sea level, the archipelago of nine low-lying coral atolls has seen a 15-centime…READ FULL ARTICLE