Tuvalu is Uploading Itself to The Metaverse––Here's Why | The Takeaway | WNYC Studios

In order to protect Tuvalu's cultural memory and legacy, their government has announced that they will be digitizing the island in the Metaverse as a means of maintaining their sovereignty, even if the physical land of the island becomes uninhabitable.

Pepetua Latasi, Tuvalu Climate Department Director, speaks at a panel discussion on climate security in the Pacific, in the Moana Blue Pacific Pavilion of the COP27 U.N. Climate Summit.

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