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Hurricane Beryl devastated Barbados' fishing fleet in July .
About 75% of the active fleet was damaged, with 88 boats totally destroyed.
Now, six months after the storm, there are signs of calmer waters in Barbados .
Chief Fisheries Officer Dr Shelly Ann Cox says climate change is affecting the fishing industry.
Rising sea levels now pose an existential threat to the small islands of the Caribbean .
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley has become a global advocate for change.
She has called for economic compensation from the world's industrialised nations.
For the island's young people, their very futures are at stake.
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