is evidence of loss of cultural heritage sites due to sea level rise and coastal erosion as well as other climate variability . Haile et al.  show flood casualties in Ethiopia include children drowned while playing outside during the 2007 flood period although official data is hard to come by . Moreover, loss of place was experienced in Itang, where many of the local houses are built from wood, grasses and mud walls, which are easy to reconstruct, but are not strong enough to withstand an extreme flood. Here, 38% of the surveyed houses were severely damaged by the 2007 flood. These houses were constructed as an adaptation strategy but could not withstand the floods. In Kenya, Opondo  shows loss of human life was the most severe impact of floods. For example, in the focus group discussion with men, 'it was reported that a boat capsized on River Nzoia at Siginga and ten people died' . In Mozambique, Brida et al.  show loss of sense of place occurred after flooding in the central districts of Caia and Mopeia, which had a devastating impact on homes and livestock . Health impacts of the forest fires in Amazon basin countries have disproportionately affected vulnerable people and social groups .
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