On a sinking Louisiana island, many aren't ready to leave - Los Angeles Times
Louisiana fights the sea, and loses | The Economist
The People of the Isle de Jean Charles Are Louisiana's First Climate Refugees—but They Won't Be the Last | NRDC
Vanishing Island: Sinking Shorelines And Rising Seas Threaten Louisianna Island
Before and After: 50 Years of Rising Tides and Sinking Marshes | PBS NewsHour | June 1, 2012 | PBS
The long goodbye on a disappearing, ancestral island: a just retreat from Isle de Jean Charles | SpringerLink
On a sinking Louisiana island, many aren't ready to leave - Los Angeles Times
Goodbye to Good Earth
On a sinking Louisiana island, many aren't ready to leave - Los Angeles Times
Climate refugees: Isle de Jean Charles tribe searches for new home
Isle de Jean Charles, Louisiana - Wikipedia
Isle de Jean Charles residents view future homes for the first time
Isle De Jean Charles Resettlement Project | IsleDeJeanCharles.la.gov
Change in the South | Sailors for the Sea
Isle de Jean Charles: The First of Many Failures or a Successful Blueprint? - The Emerald Review
The Last Teenagers on Isle de Jean Charles, An Island Climate Change Is Washing Away | Teen Vogue
In Louisiana, a Sinking Island Wars With Water and the Government - The New York Times
The Last Teenagers on Isle de Jean Charles, An Island Climate Change Is Washing Away | Teen Vogue
The People of the Isle de Jean Charles Are Louisiana's First Climate Refugees—but They Won't Be the Last | NRDC
Before and After: 50 Years of Rising Tides and Sinking Marshes | PBS NewsHour | June 1, 2012 | PBS
Isle de Jean Charles residents blame Army Corps of Engineers for sinking island - Washington Times
The Island — Isle de Jean Charles, Louisiana
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Plan to relocate Isle de Jean Charles residents
It happened: U.S. Government wants to resettle the first American climate change refugees
Isle de Jean Charles Tribe Turns Down Funds to Relocate First US 'Climate Refugees' as Louisiana Buys Land Anyway - DeSmog
