Charting Out a Sustainable Path for Island, Coastal Communities Facing Climate Crisis

DUBAI, Dec 11 (IPS) - There is an irreparable connection between culture and the seas: loss of land due to rising sea levels and loss of livelihood due to changing fish migration patterns are having a massive impact on coastal communities.

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