Climate change isn't just a distant threat; it's a reality that's changing landscapes and displacing

communities. In the Solomon Islands, the impact is perceivable. Rising sea levels, primarily driven by
the melting ice in the polar regions, are causing chaos.

As represented in the graph showing sea level rise over time, the trend is unmistakable. The
consequences are dire—villages are inundated, and entire islands have vanished. Yes, you heard it right,
five islands have already disappeared. This isn't just about losing land; it's about losing homes, cultures,
and ways of life.

The graph illustrating the increase in climate refugees over time mirrors this alarming trend. As their
homes become uninhabitable, people are forced to leave, becoming climate refugees in their own right.
It's a heartbreaking reality that we cannot afford to ignore.

Despite efforts to mitigate these challenges, such as building protective infrastructure, the solutions
have fallen short. The scale of the problem demands urgent, coordinated action.

In conclusion, the impact of climate change in the Solomon Islands is profound and escalating. It's not
just a concern for the future; it's a crisis unfolding before our eyes. We must act decisively, both globally
and locally, to address this existential threat and protect the vulnerable communities facing its brunt.