On a sinking Louisiana island, many aren't ready to leave - Los Angeles Times
The Last Days of Isle de Jean Charles: A Louisiana tribe's struggle to escape the rising sea | Environment | nola.com
A Louisiana Tribe Is Now Officially A Community Of Climate Refugees | HuffPost Impact
On a sinking Louisiana island, many aren't ready to leave - Los Angeles Times
Isle de Jean Charles: What happened to Louisiana island, what's next
unabridged_Arch on Twitter: "Isle de Jean Charles, LA: in 1955, 22,400 ac of land surrounded community - today 320 ac. Pipelines were cut, forests were cut. https://t.co/NTiUYBu4e9" / Twitter
Rising: Dispatches from the New American Shore - Reed Magazine - Reed College
Isle de Jean Charles Living Resource Center | MASS Design Group
To Flee, or to Stay Until the End and Be Swallowed by the Sea - Inside Climate News
Isle de Jean Charles, Louisiana - Wikipedia
Louisiana's Isle de Jean Charles in peril from climate change | CGTN America
Causes of Land Loss | EROS
Why the fate of this tiny Louisiana island is the world's most important news story of 2019 | Will Bunch
There's no more land' | CNN
Isle de Jean Charles, Louisiana - Wikipedia
THE RESETTLEMENT OF ISLE DE JEAN CHARLES
Preserving Our Place: Isle de Jean Charles — Climate Refugees
The First Official Climate Refugees in the U.S. Race Against Time
Isle de Jean Charles Resettlement | Concordia
Isle de Jean Charles - Google My Maps
A football field every 45 minutes – Chip's journey
The People of the Isle de Jean Charles Are Louisiana's First Climate Refugees—but They Won't Be the Last | NRDC
Potential relocation of Isle de Jean Charles residents highlights climate crisis threat to social capital | Global Resilience Institute
Isle de Jean Charles tribe looks at moving entire community north in first-of-its-kind test case | News | theadvocate.com
Shrinking Lands for Tribal Communities | GlobalChange.gov
