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yet unavoidable? One Earth 1:31–34
Nunn P, Mulgrew K, Scott-Parker B, Hine D, Marks A, Mahar D, Maebuta J (2016) Spirituality and
attitudes towards nature in the Pacific Islands: insights for enabling climate-change adaptation.
Climatic Change 136:477–493
Nunn P, McLean R, Dean A, Fong T, Iese V, Katonivualiku M, Klöck C, Korovulavula I, Kumar
R, Tabe T (2020) Adaptation to climate change: contemporary challenges and perspectives. In:
Kumar L (ed) Climate change and impacts in the Pacific. Springer, New York, pp 499–524
Nurse L, McLean R (2014) Small islands. In: Barros V, Field C (eds) Climate change 2014: Impacts,
adaptation, and vulnerability. Part B: regional aspects. Contribution of Working Group II to
the Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge, pp 1613–1654
Orlove B, Lazrus H, Hovelsrud G, Giannini A (2014) Recognitions and responsibilities. On the
origins and consequences of the uneven attention to climate change around the world. Curr
Anthropol 55(3):249–275
Otto D (2017) Lived experience of climate change—a digital storytelling approach. Int J Glob Warm
12(3/4):331–346
Piggott-McKellar A, Pearson J, McNamara K, Nunn P (2019) A livelihood analysis of resettlement
outcomes: lessons for climate-induced relocations. Ambio. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13280-01901289-5
Roncoli C, Crane T, Orlove B (2009) Fielding climate change in cultural anthropology. In: Crate S,
Nuttall M (eds) Anthropology and climate change: from encounters to actions. Left Coast Press,
Walnut Creek, pp 87–115
Rudiak-Gould P (2012) Promiscuous corroboration and climate change translation: a case study
from the Marshall Islands. Glob Environ Chang 22:46–54
Rudiak-Gould P (2013) “We have seen it with our own eyes”: why we disagree about climate change
visibility. Weather Clim Soc 5:120–132
Rudiak-Gould P (2014) The influence of science communication on indigenous climate change
perception: theoretical and practical implications. Hum Ecol 42(1):75–86
Sabinot C, Juncker M (2018) Pêcher en milieu kanak. Est-il seulement question de rapporter du
poisson? Paper presented at the Conférence au Centre Culturel Tjibaou, Nouméa, 29 March 2018
Sarewitz D (2000) Science and environmental policy: an excess of objectivity. In: Frodeman R (ed)
The earth sciences, philosophy, and the claims of community. Pearson, New York, pp 79–98
Schlehe J (2010) Anthropology of religion: disasters and the representations of tradition and
modernity. Religion 40:112–120
Scott-Parker B, Nunn P, Mulgrew Hine K, Marks A, Mahar D, Tiko L (2017) Pacific Islanders’
understanding of climate change: where do they source information and to what extent do they
trust it? Reg Environ Change 17:1005–1015
Steiner C (2015) A sea of warriors: performing an identity of resilience and empowerment in the
face of climate change in the Pacific. Contemp Pac 27(1):147–180
Suliman S, Farbotko C, Ransan-Cooper H, McNamara K, Thornton F, McMichael C, Kitara C
(2019) Indigenous (im)mobilities in the Anthropocene. Mobilities 14:298–318
Swain K (2017) Mass media roles in climate change mitigation. In: Chen W, Suzuki T, Lackner M
(eds) Handbook of climate change mitigation and adaptation. Springer, Berlin, pp 167–219
Titifanue J, Kant R, Finau G, Tarai J (2017) Climate change advocacy in the Pacific. The role of
information communication technologies. Pac Journal Rev 23:133–149