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Tag Archives: Fiji
Polynesia’s Abrupt Climate Disruption – 600 Years Ago
What climate change means to today’s Pacific Islands is well known–sea level rise, typhoons, coral bleaching, drought, food insecurity, migration, and very likely, urgent relocation. It is a sustainability issue; sovereignty issue; survival issue; and at its roots, a deep social … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Disruption, Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance, Food Security, Oceania
Tagged abrupt climate, anthropology, Brexit, Carolyn Baker, cascading event, collective unconsciousness, Fiji, food insecurity, Hillfort Period, Lisa White, Paul Beckwith, Wolfgang Werminghausen
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Samoa: Nearly A Year After Evan, Climate-Resilience Programming Takes Root
Nearly a year ago, Tropical Cyclone Evan plowed through the South Pacific, becoming the worst storm to hit the island nations of Samoa and Fiji in 20 years. In Samoa, infrastructure and the agricultural sector took a direct hit and … Continue reading
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