TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月14日 09時17分

Penioni Soqovata and his son Josefa Mairara, photographed in their home in the town built to replace Vunidogoloa, the first place in Fiji to be relocated due to the effects of climate change, in May. The boy was the first baby born in the relocated village. In the aftermath of President Trump’s election victory, Fiji won a bid to lead the 2017 @unitednations climate talks—a massive task that entailed not only hosting key meetings that brought top officials to #Fiji to see the ravages of #climatechange firsthand but also guiding nearly 200 countries to policy consensus and, by extension, keeping the global climate regimen on track. With support from the U.S. and others, Fiji’s bid was successful. “We are very small emitters," says Fijian Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama, "but we cannot afford to be fighting from the rear." Simply bearing witness to the crisis in nations like this one has made a difference, writes Justin Worland. Read this week's full cover story—Our Sinking #Planet—and see more pictures at the link in bio. Photograph by @cgregoryphoto for TIME

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