Dadaab, Kenya. The world’s second largest refugee camp. A place where hundreds of thousands of people have lived for decades, trapped in a limbo of statelessness and uncertainty. Opened in 1991 to shelter those fleeing the horrors of war and violence in Somalia, Dadaab is now seeing a new influx of refugees. But this time, it is climate rather than conflict that is forcing people from their homes and into the camp.
