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Jean Landry sits on her covered porch, 16 feet above ground. Hummingbirds hover just below her face as she sips her morning coffee. Half a mile away, the Gulf of Mexico laps against Grand Isle’s shores. On most days, the slow pace of life on Louisiana’s last inhabited barrier island fills Landry, 74, with peace. There’s only one road in, one road out, offering a remote paradise to the community of fewer than 1,500. Like the rest of Grand Isle’s full-time residents, Landry, a conservationist, lives on “island time.” But that carefree phrase has taken on a grimmer cast as hurricanes and rainstorms have intensified, the sea rises and the land around Landry sinks. She and some of her neighbors wonder how much time do Grand Isle and Louisiana’s 20 other disappearing barrier islands have?

United statesGulf of mexicoJean landryGrand isleஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்வளைகுடா ஆஃப் மெக்ஸிகோஜீன் லாண்ட்ரிமாபெரும் தீவு