This paper argues that the concept of 'uninhabitability'in the context of sea level rise risk is
culturally and socially experienced and open to multiple truth claims, with implications for …

In the past 15 years, research activities focusing on the interlinkages between climate
change and human mobility have intensified. At the same time, an increasing number of …

As one of the lowest-lying island nation states in the world, the Republic of the Marshall
Islands is vulnerable to sea level rise, flooding and the associated impacts on soil and water …

Research shows that community-based adaptation (CBA) can empower grassroots agents
to determine their preferred responses to climate change. After two decades of practice …

Millions of men, women and children around the world move in anticipation or as a response
to environmental stress every year. Disruptions such as cyclones, floods and wildfires …

Migration as adaptation implies agency, yet environmental and non-environmental factors
and their interactions may limit the availability of adaptation options, including migration …

Abstract The Republic of the Marshall Islands is beginning to feel the impacts of climate
change. Its geography and low-lying landscape have put it at a disadvantage to fight the …

At the 2010 UNFCCC Conference in Cancún, migration as a consequence of climate
change entered the Cancún Adaptation Framework. It did so in a specific way, being framed …

The rise in global temperature as a result of climate change is increasing the frequency,
severity and unpredictability of events such as heatwaves, floods, droughts and tropical …

A questionnaire survey was conducted in the Marshall Islands among 308 citizens of Majuro
in order to analyze the factors that led them to immigrate. Using the results from the …