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Vanuatuan farmers adapt their agriculture on climate change | Global Ideas
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August 19, 2012
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3:07Now PlayingThe island republic of Vanuatu in the South Pacific ocean is running out of time. The island's residents are hard hit by floods, cyclones, coastal erosion and water scarcity. Weather extremes due to climate change is on the rise with sea levels climbing and food and water becoming scarce. The majority of the island's population depends on natural resources for their livelihoods with agriculture, forestry and fishing the main job-providers. For a long time, the impact of climate change on these sectors wasn't clear. Resilient vegetables and trees could play a role in combating climate change and helping ease the island's problems.
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