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Global displacement measured in uneven national responsibility

National responsibility for hosting refugees is anything but uniform. Some countries carry a disproportionate burden while others accept far fewer displaced people, a measurable disparity in global solidarity. This uneven distribution demands empirical attention, not alarm. Understanding these imbalances is the first step toward calibrated, collaborative policy. For deeper context on planetary pressures, see *Measuring the Ocean's Warming Pulse at 2,000 Meters*.