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People live and die by the water in southern Louisiana. 

The Gulf of Mexico, the rivers, lakes, and massive marshes that look more like sea than land, are woven into their identity.  Theyre always there. 
The water brings food, livelihoods and culture.  But it also takes.  Rising seas have swallowed more than 1,800 miles of coastline in the last 78 years, according to the United States Geological Survey. 
That puts residents here at the forefront of areas affected by climate changes.  But among four people who spend most of the day outside, whose lives are dependent on the weather, who stare at the same horizon each day, there is little agreement on what climate change will bring, or even if it exists.  Leo Dotson is among the skeptics.  Hes been shrimping in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, for 54 years and hell admit the coastline has changed. 
Its moved, he says. 
But that has nothing to do with man-made climate change, he adds. 
Dotson gets red in the face, repeating that scientific studies showing climate change as affecting weather patterns or warming the Earth are simply wrong. 

Skeptic: I dont see you changing my mind 03:13
The 67-year-old owner of Dyson Seafood is out on the water every single day.  Hes seen nothing out there to indicate climate change is having a disastrous impact on the region.  Seven days a week, the powerful weather in the region permitting, Dotsons boats go up and down the Gulf of Mexico coast, dragging large trawls along the seafloor to scoop up shellfish. 
I work outside in the weather on a boat, and its all pretty much been the same for me, Dotson says, standing on Jetty Pier in Cameron, gesturing toward the ocean.  The climate is exactly the same as when I was a kid.  Summers hot, winters cold. 
Any changes to the coast are simply the world changing back and forth, he says. 
Greenery has given way to water and with a rising sea level and sinking land, whats left is more prone to flooding. 
Cameron Parish and the surrounding Chenier Plain are considered an extremely vulnerable coastline by Tulane University researchers. 
Scientists say climate change, with warming temperatures and rising seas, are what intensifies that vulnerability.  They can point to a 1 degree Celsius (1. 8 degrees Fahrenheit) increase in average temperatures since the Industrial Revolution, when humans started burning fossil fuels.  They can point to last year being the hottest on record, to 16 of the top 17 hottest years occurring since 2000 to show the climate is changing. 

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