Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Local-Campaigner-by-Seawall-on-Tarawa-Island-27MZIF3J60NG.htmlConceptually similarNew Seawall on Tarawa IslandGP0STOM9VCompleted★★★★New Seawall on Tarawa IslandGP0STOM9XCompleted★★★★New Seawall on Tarawa IslandGP0STOM9YCompleted★★★★New Seawall on Tarawa IslandGP0STOM9ZCompleted★★★★Contaminated Well Water on Tarawa IslandGP0STOMA0Completed★★★★Contaminated Well Water on Tarawa IslandGP0STOMA2Completed★★★★Contaminated Well Water on Tarawa IslandGP0STOMA1Completed★★★★Waves Crash over Seawall on Tarawa IslandGP0STOLL1Completed★★★★Local Woman by Sea Wall on Tarawa IslandGP0STOMAICompleted★★★★View AllGP0STOM9SLocal Campaigner by Seawall on Tarawa IslandPenelise Alofa has been working on climate change issues for almost ten years in Kiribati as the National Coordinator of the Kiribati Climate Action Network. Penelise has visited many Kiribati islands to document the impacts of rising sea-levels on Kiribati communities, such as salt water intrusion into drinking water and the soil. Kataebati Tebutia lives in the community Temwaiku-Tenei, on Tarawa Island, where the rising ocean is slowly encroaching on their houses.Locations:Kiribati-Oceania-Pacific Islands-TarawaDate:13 Jul, 2014Credit:© Christian Åslund / GreenpeaceMaximum size:7360px X 4912pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Climate change impacts-Coastlines-Day-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-Oceans (campaign title)-Oceans (topography)-Outdoors-Rocks-Sea level riseShoot:Overfishing and Climate Change Impacts in KiribatiDocumentation on the impacts of sea level rise and overfishing faced by the people in Kiribati, one of the Gilbert islands in the Pacific Ocean.Related Collections:Kiribati Climate Change Impacts (Photos & Videos)