Now playing Next Climate This village in Fiji has been forced to move inland as sea levels rise The Fijian government has relocated 150 people in the village of Vunidogoloa to higher ground in 2014 from a flood-prone coast. It was a wrenching shift for families who had to abandon graves of their ancestors, but it is generally hailed as a success that could guide displacement elsewhere. 21/10/2021
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