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ATMS 131 -- Weather and Climate

ATMS 131 - Weather and Climate

two abandoned homes next to a river

Abandoned homes along the only road traversing Isle de Jean Charles. Home to the Band of Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw Indians that have inhabited this narrow island since the 1830s. Located in the Terrebonne Parish, LA, the island and its residents have been in direct threat from hurricanes and sea level rise, which has led to a controversial resettlement project for the community. The increased and consistent threat of climate related events for the island has resulted in a majority of resident moving away, with only 5 families remaining on the island. February 8, 2020.  Photo credit: Juan Diego Reyes / Climate Visuals

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