Women documenting climate change in pictures

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  We lost our humanity.

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  We lost our dignity.

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  We got punished for something we did not do.

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  Amazing sports stories from the BBC World Service tells the story of the black 14.

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  Our young lives were flipped upside down.

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  Hello.

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  Welcome to the conversation, the program that takes you around the world through the stories of extraordinary women.

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  I am Beatrice de la Pawae.

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  Today I'm talking to two women who've written books about the impact of climate change using art, poetry and the stories of individuals.

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  Aarti Kumarau is a national geographic explorer, environmental photographer, writer and artist.

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  She chronicles the changes in landscape caused by climate change and is currently reporting on human migration in India.

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  Professor Christina Gerhard founded the Environmental Humanities Institute at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

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  Shes written a book called Sea an Atlas of Islands in a Rising Ocean, which looks at 49 islands and atolls from the Arctic to the Antarctic most threatened by rising sea levels.

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  Using testimonies, poetry and literature from the islanders.

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  Aarti.

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  Christina, welcome to the conversation.

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  Thank you for having us.

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  Great to be here.

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  Much of the information we get about climate change and the environmental damage it is causing is represented by facts and figures.

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