Proposal Environment Geography
Social Sciences, University of Toronto

Research Proposal

Living in a drowning nation: An analysis of land’s role on home
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An analysis of the relationship between humans and home when faced with the loss of their nation's physical land. Interviewing locals of the Pacific Island nations of Fiji and Tuvalu, which are both dealing with land loss from sea level rise but have different options and approaches to the issue. 

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Payton Bonang (He/Him)
Student, University of Toronto

Hello! My name is Payton Bonang and I am a student in Trinity College at the University of Toronto, St. George. I am pursuing an Honors Bachelor of Arts degree (HBA) with a major in Environmental Studies, a Certificate in Sustainable Pathways, and a double minor in Urban Studies and Forest Conservation.

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