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>> if our country sinks, so much of our culture will go as well. there's no coconut trees. no fish. we're beginning to lose our culture with where we are. >> reporter: back in the marshall islands, i met the rest of cynthia and mark's family and had them send a video message. they suggested a song. it's called god bliss marshall islands. it's a farewell tune i'm told, sometimes played at a funeral. ♪ ♪ >> we came here because of my children. and now that we're here they can be safe. but i'd like to go back home. >> reporter: for now, moving to springdale is a choice for most marshall marsh...

Marshallese in the continental united states. >> reporter: since the is the 81980s, they've been coming here. 10,000 marshallese actually live here. there's actually a government consulate. and with more climate change. more people are probably on the way. >> one person called me and said carmen have you thought about climate change refugees? when there's a big wave coming you can hear it it all night long. >> reporter: cynthia grew up in rita a neighborhood on the water. she moved to arkansas in part because of terrifying floods. houses were washed away and neighbors told me they woke up floa...