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Rachel Ramirez

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Writer @CNN covering all things climate change. @AAJA + @uproot_project proud. Filipina & daughter of the Northern Mariåna Islands. Previously blue-checked.

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‘We Didn’t Lose Each Other:’ How People Are Picking up the Pieces After Super Typhoon Sinlaku

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By Rachel Ramirez
| The Xylom
This article was originally published by Yale Climate Connections. When the wood-and-tin foundations of my friend Maria Theresa Dizon’s home began to give way from the fury of Super Typhoon Sinlaku on April 14th, she and her family were forced to retreat to the only shelter left standing: their car. “I was pleading with someone, anything, anyone to please just make it stop,” Dizon told me over the phone.
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“We Are All Still Waiting for Answers:” Papua New Guinea’s Ocean Crisis Enters Fourth Month

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By Rachel Ramirez
| The Xylom
This article was produced by The Confluence, a newsletter for ocean stories that connect science and social justice for the people, and co-published by The Xylom. Subscribe to their newsletter here. In the villages of Kafkaf and Manggai, in Papua New Guinea’s New Ireland Province, the morning ritual is no longer about the catch, but about the count. For months, the ocean has been washing its dead marine life ashore.
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By Rachel Ramirez
| Yale Climate Connections
For Solomon Pili Kaho’ohalahala, a Native Hawaiian elder known as “Uncle Sol” from the island of Lana’i, the ocean is his lifeline. Over the past few years, he has become the voice of a growing Indigenous movement demanding a moratorium on deep-sea mining, which President Donald Trump has labeled an “urgent matter of national security,” but islanders see as a threat to their home, their food supply, and their way of life.
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