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  • 1 /4 Überschwemmung nach einem Zyklon in Westbengalen (Indien)
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    Ranita Roy - "Standing on the Edge"
  • Pasijah, 52, and her family are the only resident who still lives in Bedono village, Demak, Indonesia. The village has already been engulfed by sea water and all of its residents have moved two decades ago. They are persisting to live in the middle of the sea because of a special connection to the land and are dedicated to protecting the environment. Indonesia is an archipelagic country that has more than 17.000 islands with one of the longest coastlines in the world. The majority of them are on the brink of inundation by rising sea levels, one of the best comprehended of climate change's numerous threats. According to Climate Central's report entitled "Flooded Future: Global vulnerability to sea level rise worse than previously understood”, around 23 million coastal residents in Indonesia are at risk of annual sea flooding by 2050. Tragic alteration of the landscape has already happened in several regions like Jakarta, Demak, Pekalongan, and Gresik. Here, displacement due to flooding is not a mere future, it's momentarily befalling. Land of The Sea is a story about the effect of climate change on the northern coast of Java through the unique perspective of the community that resides along the region.
    2 /4 Frau Pasijah ist die letzte Einwohnerin des untergehenden Dorfes Bedono in Indonesien
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    Irene Barlian - "Land of The Sea"
  • Ethiopian men pull water from a well in the Bulale, near the Somali border, Ethiopia, May 2021.
    3 /4 Äthiopier holen Wasser aus einem Brunnen in Bulale, nahe der Grenze zu Somalia.
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    Lynsey Addario - "Women on the Frontlines of Climate Change"
  • Men use buckets to extract water that flowed over a dike following a night of rainfall in Paliau village in Jonglei State, South Sudan.
    4 /4 Männer verwenden Kübel, um Regenwasser in Paliau (Südsudan) über einen Damm zu schütten.
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    Lynsey Addario - "Women on the Frontlines of Climate Change"
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