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Learning from a 43-year experience of post-disaster relocation in Anaa Atoll, French Polynesia
Planned relocation is increasingly framed as a key adaptation strategy for addressing climate change impacts in low-lying coastal environments, particularly in atoll contexts exposed to sea-level rise. Given the potential for negative long-term outcomes and the inherently dynamic nature of r
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