Fig 2 - Responding to multiple climate-linked stressors in a remote island context: The example of Yadua Island, Fiji

Photos of the 'new' settlement (Korovou) built in 2016 to rehouse residents of Denimanu that were displaced following storm-surge impacts during Tropical Cyclone Evan in 2012. Photo A shows the entire settlement of Korovou stretching down the volcanic slope of the island. Photo B shows three of the new houses, each with water tanks and solar panels. Photos by Patrick Nunn.

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Fig. 2. Photos of the 'new' settlement (Korovou) built in 2016 to rehouse residents of Denimanu that were displaced following storm-surge impacts during Tropical Cyclone Evan in 2012. Photo A shows the entire settlement of Korovou stretching down the volcanic slope of the island. Photo B shows three of the new houses, each with water tanks and solar panels. Photos by Patrick Nunn.

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