Saint Lucia is a volcanic mountainous island state situated in the Caribbean Sea and bordered by the North Atlantic Ocean. It is vulnerable to rising sea levels, with increasingly intense storms, more frequent droughts, and ecosystem losses. Saint Lucia’s vulnerability is exacerbated by its location along the north Atlantic hurricane corridor, small surface area, irregular topography, reliance on climate-sensitive subsectors of tourism and agriculture, high population density, and concentration of infrastructure in coastal settlements.
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