Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Seawall-on-Majuro-Atoll-27MZIFJW9KR2U.htmlConceptually similarHouses Destroyed by King Tides and Flooding in the Marshall IslandsGP0STSZO5Completed★★★★Houses Destroyed by King Tides and Flooding in the Marshall IslandsGP0STSZO9Completed★★★★★★Houses Destroyed by King Tides and Flooding in the Marshall IslandsGP0STSZOACompleted★★★★Houses Destroyed by King Tides and Flooding in the Marshall IslandsGP0STSZOBCompleted★★★★★★Houses Destroyed by King Tides and Flooding in the Marshall IslandsGP0STT0MCCompleted★★★★Houses Destroyed by King Tides and Flooding in the Marshall IslandsGP0STT0MFCompleted★★★★★★Houses Destroyed by King Tides and Flooding in the Marshall IslandsGP0STT0MGCompleted★★★★Houses Destroyed by King Tides and Flooding in the Marshall IslandsGP0STT0MHCompleted★★★★Houses Destroyed by King Tides and Flooding in the Marshall IslandsGP0STSZOCCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STSZO3Seawall on Majuro AtollA view from the Rita end of Majuro Atoll. A sea wall has been built here to protect this area from coastal flooding and king tides which damage homes.Locations:Majuro Atoll-Marshall Islands-Micronesia-Pacific IslandsDate:14 Nov, 2018Credit:© Genevieve French / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5652px X 3768pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Climate change-Climate change impacts-Coastlines-Day-Erosion-Flood defenses-Islands-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Palm trees-Sea level rise-WallsShoot:Climate Change Impacts in the Marshall IslandsKing tides and coastal flooding have been worsening in the Marshall Islands. Located on low-lying coral atolls, these islands are extremely susceptible to sea level rise and king tides. Adaptation efforts across Majuro Atoll are already being widely used - including building sea walls, elevating houses and climate-proofing infrastructures. King tides have affected the Rita end of Majuro Atoll particularly with many houses in the area damaged and abandoned due to flooding and coastal erosion. These photos were taken ahead of the Climate Vulnerability Forum (CVF) in November 2018.