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In Fiji, the climate crisis is no longer off in the future – it's a daily reality - 06-Apr-2023 - Vimarsana News

In Fiji, the climate crisis is no longer off in the future – it's a daily reality - 06-Apr-2023

For many Australians, Fiji is the perfect tropical getaway. But away from the resorts, the people who live here can't escape the impact climate change is having on their lives.

In Fiji, the climate crisis is no longer off in the future – it's a daily reality - 06-Apr-2023 - Vimarsana News

In Fiji, the climate crisis is no longer off in the future – it's a daily reality - 06-Apr-2023

For many Australians, Fiji is the perfect tropical getaway. But away from the resorts, the people who live here can't escape the impact climate change is having on their lives.

In Fiji, the climate crisis is no longer off in the future – it's a daily reality - Vimarsana News

In Fiji, the climate crisis is no longer off in the future – it's a daily reality

For many Australians, Fiji is the perfect tropical getaway. But away from the resorts, the people who live here can't escape the impact climate change is having on their lives.

Source: abc.net.au
How to Move a Village. Or 40. | Hakai Magazine - Vimarsana News

How to Move a Village. Or 40. | Hakai Magazine

At present, 42 Fijian villages have been earmarked for potential relocation in the next five to 10 years, owing to the impacts of the climate crisis. Six have already been moved.

Managed retreat: How Fiji plans to relocate communities threatened by climate change. - Vimarsana News

Managed retreat: How Fiji plans to relocate communities threatened by climate change.

In Fiji, the government is already moving villages on the frontlines of the climate crisis.

Source: slate.com