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all the clothes closet - when the hurricane come here, everybodyjust got left - here because of the watere through the house. i can't do anything - because we are afraid only the main thing to do. they told us to go, go. left all the things. all of you, don't worry about your house, - just worry about your life. it took several years and almost $1 million to move 100 people from all tukuraki just a few miles down the road. and it was an emotional move for people as well. people tie their identity to their land in the pacific islands, but relocation is only going to become more common with more climate induced disasters. can we go back to our home islands with nothing? and for my country, the answer to that is no. it's hard to understate the urgency of the crisis in places like the marshall islands, the current projected rise in sea levels threatens 40% of building structures in its capital. kathy kitchener is a poet and the daughter of the former president, hilda heine, and she'll be attending the cop 26, as part of the island's delegation this year. in 2014, she captured a global audienc

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