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Pacific Islands (i.e. American Sāmoa, Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Republic of the Marshall Islands, etc.)

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Climate change has a massive effect on small islands in the Pacific due to them being surrounded by a large water mass that can quickly shift with the weather and cause lots of damage and harm to the populations living there.

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Constant monitoring of regional climate information and an informed public of procedures when the danger arrives allows for less damage and more prepared population to prevent losing lives and possibly saving resources.

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There are health benefits put in place by some governments to prevent the spread of disease that could come from the water or vectors. Continuous research is being conducted to observe the climate and ensure proper warning for possible natural disasters. There are also possible factors that couldn't be predicted such as unexpected storms and droughts, but it's important to have measures in place to quickly respond to these problems.

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How would these natural disasters affect not only humans but the wildlife of these islands and are there measures in place to protect those populations as well?