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Catalina is an island city that has seen the effects of climate change first hand; their village is one of the many that flood twice or more a year, and the number is only expected to rise as our sea levels grow higher and higher.

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Climate change has devastated Fiji’s  communities in more than ways than one: with the rising threat of floods, cyclones have also made themselves an ever growing concern. Not only does this pertain to the inhabitants of Fiji, but it affects the lives of many living along island coasts and even those in mainland island communities.

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In addition to destroyed infrastructure, Fiji’s agricultural yield was also severely effected, limiting the food and resources of many farmers and consumers.

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With the ever growing threat of cyclones, floods, and hurricanes, Fiji, among many other island communities, is at high risk of extreme weather conditions.

Raivolita and his family were one of the 20 families in the village to lose their homes.

Although 30% may seem like a smaller sample, that percentage still suffers the brunt of global warming, as their homes, livelihoods and communities are destroyed.

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In response to these threats, the islanders have found ways to work around the obstacles in their situation and build sea walls to reduce the probability of flooding and water damage.

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The inhabitants of Fiji have lost their homes, but they continue to inspire one another and work towards the rebuilding of their community.

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Although the cost of reducing Fiji’s climate change vulnerability is costly and time-taking, it helps us understand the steps we need to take to slowly combat climate change and it’s effects.

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Fiji is just one of the many islands and communities that has suffered the impacts of climate change. With floods, rising ocean levels, and hurricanes to deal with, island communities all across the world find themselves in difficult situations.
Despite their hardships, however, many of these communities and villages are finding ways to pick up the pieces and rebuild, inspiring us to do the same and find ways to prevent disasters before they can devastate these communities.