Thank you Brianna, the team behind this, everyone who shared their stories, and all Pacific Climate Warriors around the globe. So many emotions and so many reasons to spread awareness and educate ourselves and everyone around us. We are not drowning, we are fighting ‼️🗣🏝
“The Marshallese traditional knowledge is very vital because it is the histories that tell us how to live today to prepare us for the future.” This documentary is beautifully said. Beautifully captured. Beautifully done!
I'm from the Philippines....I know the feeling of our brothers and sisters in the Pacific regarding climate change.... My province was hardly hit by Supertyphoon Yolanda (Haiyan) on 2013. It is most strongest typhoon or cyclone ever landed.... Year by year the typhoon passing here in the Philippines are getting stronger and we hit by more than 20 typhoons every year...
The storms are also caused by spiritual. If Christians took prayer seriously we wouldn’t have as many storms. But the pagans and atheists curse the earth and this is what we get. God bless this land and all who live on it. In Jesus name we break all curses sent on it amen
I have never been able to sit through a climate change doc but this was beautifully made. My heart goes out to our beautiful islands most affected by this ❤❤
Thoroughly enjoyed this Documentary. Thank you for educating us. This is a MUST SEE for the entire family! You will cry , but mostly leave with more knowledge on climate change and how it is killing the pacific. 🌊💔
I live on a small island in the Caribbean called Anguilla. I have lived here since 1983. When it was innocently beautiful 🌴 I SO enjoyed watching and learning from your experience and video . Blessings to all of your people ☀️🙏🏽
This is soo deep.. Very informative for our people to come together and be warriors against the fight of climate change. Praying for a better future for our homes.
This was a touching example of the continuing struggle we as pacific peoples face, even with the challenges thrown at us we will work and unite to fight and defend what we know. Ofa atu, and proud of all the achievements outlined jn this doco.
Darlene is such an inspiration. The first Marshallese warrior and one of the Pacific’s inspiration. I read a book by Darlene and it’s such a great book.
Thank you beloved Brianna for your ministry, very proud of you, a real Samoan warrior woman who fights, leads with audacity and determination. Malo tau, malo le tautua for our survival. Alofa and God bless from Perth Australia 🇦🇺 ❤❤❤
So hard not to get emotional watching this! 🥺 Thank you to everyone involved for teaching us so well thru this doc! Eyes have been opened more, mind has been awoken more and my motivation to be a better guardian/protector/advocate for the land and sea that take care of us has increased! Malo lava! 🙏🏽🤍
Thank you for this video. It's such an eye-opener. Hopefully, companies will realise how much damage is being done to the beautiful islands in the Pacific and change their ways. Everyone needs to do their part to try and save the world we live in before it gets ruined 😢
Deep......eye-opening.....reality. You have not been forgotten, Pacifica; always in my prayers. Thank you and all the climate warriors out there for the work you do! 👏👏👏
Don't blame cook islands. Climate change and pollution came from white people from england, Europe, spain, Italy, Greece, jews etc. They are the ones that polluted our oceans, and land, mining our minerals. Metal ships and metal parts rusting and corroding in our waters poisoning it. It's killing our corals. The whites are the ones that developed all these things we consume and use. The cars, the foods and preservatives in our foods, the plastic wrapping, the cans, the this and that. Hardwaste rubbish like TV's, microwaves, beds, clothes, trash poisoning our soils, this has nothing to do with cook isla d's and most pacific islands. The islands with the mc Donald's, kfc, dominoes, pizzahut, hungry jacks or burger kings aka fast food restaurants are polluting the lands and seating into the ocean. We all know about solomon islands and other islands sinking. But there is nothing we can do. Too much population and over weighing the land. Luckily the islands don't have skyscrapers like main cities do because it wouldn't with stand the weight of the building would be weighing the land down. And they were asked to move to fijians islands and start over again. But no one wants to move because of their culture and traditions started where they are. Cook islands don't even have any fast food restaurants. All cook islands foods are cooked by locals and caught by locals. None of this supermarket stuff daily. It'll be mainly tourist at supermarkets in cook islands . The cook islanders are the ones at the fish markets amd fruit markets selling their kai aka foods. Should be whoever is running your country. I mean not your government but the ones that own it. Wether it be english, Dutch, French, Americans, Asia, australia, new zealand. Because they are the ones that are running your country and your laws and similar top theirs. Like for instance cook islands are under new zealand. Samoa was Dutch inhibited but they are mostly travelling to nz. Tonga isn't under any but part of nz aswell. Fiji, vanutau,papua new guinea is under australia, tahiti is under France, Hawaii is under american rule. So it should be these countries finding solutions and help with maybe convincing you to go to nz or Australia etc because it's the only way to help your islands. Carry on traditions in Australia and new zealand etc. Pacific culture is big in these 2 countries and america is slowly following suit. Like our Polyfest, Pacifika fest, Pacifest cultural days. It's also in schools and slowly growing etc. But there is no way to stop it. It has to be we pacific move or our land will long to exist. And we can't have that. But carry on our traditions abroad.
Deeply moving. Thank you for your courage and strength. This is part of our identity and we ought to graduate from our petty quarrels and rise up to the challenge. The challenge that poses an existential threat to not just our future but our present and rich past. How inspiring!!
A very informative and eye opener to most industrialized countries. We can raise awareness and inspire action to protect our communities and our environment for our future generation. We are not Drowning, we are fighting. Pray and hope for our Pacific Island.🇻🇺
Thank you this is such an important documentary. Thank you for highlighting our Pacific nations and their perseverance through the brunt of climate change.
What a beautiful documentary, it's so sad to see our islands suffering from this big issue and despite the fact that we're a little community compared to others, that we represent only a little point on a map, we can change thing by fighting 🌏💗! Thanks for your reportage, and using your voice for thousand and thousand people 💫
Great documentary! I have learned a lot from watching this and realize how important taking a stronger stance on clmate change is so important for our islands. It's so good to see our young climate change warriors advocating and representing our islands to the. world. I hope I can make a change in some way by educating others where I live. Again, thank you so much! Alofa atu!
Hafa Adai, Thanks for educating me and the World. Keep up the Great Work. I was stationed in Okinawa and went back to my Island Guam how it changed so much due to climate changes.
Beautiful congratulations for the knowledge you give to us . To me as an Uvean . I don’t know a lot about you. Blessed was the day I met Youngs in Tonga , especially Reid. Thank you !
Amazing work Pacific Climate Warriors, wonderful narration by Briana and so glad to see these living Pacific legends (everyone who've spoken) advocating and speaking up for our Pacific ❤️ learnt so much more about the particular/specific effects for different islands. 🥹
A very educational and informative documentary about the reality of everyday effects of climate change in the Pacific. I have been looking forward to seeing it. Thank you it was really good and so impactful 🙏🥰
our home our life the vast blue ocean no matter living anywhere across the globe it is always be our home and a place we will always call home,keep up the good work may the lord be our strength much love from Papua new guinea
We are telling the world and I am passing this on to more Samōas and activists! I’m currently working to create a coalition and in the middle of documentary Western Samōan urgency and hope to return to work harder on the island. Being there with family was so important and learning culture and abide by generations traditions! Our goal is to help more for the future of the children in Samōa and the families abroad get together to make the difference!
If Carbon Dioxide was visible to the naked eye, you would see a thick fog of CO² everywhere. The rate of CO² produced by humans within the last 150 years is far greater than what is emitted by natural sources. At this rate, the earth cannot keep up with reducing trapped heat any longer. Sadly, many people only fight for what they see and as carbon dioxide is invisible, we can truly appreciate the level of dedication and fight these fellow islanders have for our future.
Micronesia 🇫🇲 you need to get involved in this important program, thanks to all this wonderful people fighting for our pacific islands 😢❤ keep up the good work
Fa'afetai Brianna for such an excellent documentary! It really describes the visceral human impact of climate change. How can one get involved with the Pacific Climate Warriors to help?
Thank you for sharing your story, it really an eye opener for bigger nations to reduce burning of fossil fuels to reduce emission of green house gas. . Sad but it is real in the pacific islands.
All the Pacific island nation have the same problem with climate change and nothing we can do about, climate change course by other countries greedily of power, may God bless and keep the Pacific island nation safe 🙏☦💝
This film is pure, true, alive, urgent; should be shown in every school on Earth. I live in Brooklyn, NY, part of USA's largest city but ALSO an island. Here, as well as in many coastal cities, multi-billion dollar seawall systems are being built to protect against sea rise. It is unjust that wealth and large populations buy safety while island / atoll nations and small populations are allowed to drown. Why not a "No Seawalls Treaty Without First Ratifying Non Proliferation of Fossil Fuels Treaty"? It would shine a spotlight on powerful industrialized countries willing to let other peoples die while they preserve their own safety and comfort. I am Pacific Islands Warriors volunteer 1,100+1 if a far-away, aging anglo can help
To all Kagaka Pacifica living in the USA and worldwide, always recycle ♻️ and never litter! Go green if can but remember there’s always a way to help out. Don’t do it for yourself but do it for our countries/Islands !
Floris talks about regenerative agriculture at 1:08:45 "Sometimes, if you plant something and it doesn't grow there, you shouldn't keep trying to plant that thing because it doesn't belong there. So, you really need to grow things that really thrive in that space." This quote reminds me of my national government's giant project in the South Papua region of Indonesia, they keep trying to build paddy fields and sugarcane farms in the region instead of sago palm trees. They will definitely meet a huge failure because paddy and sugarcane don't belong to the land of Papua. Our main staple food and local plant is sago, not rice and sugar.
Anyone know what the song is that’s sung in a different language. It’s such a beautiful tone! Video is done perfectly and couldn’t explain the problems we’re currently facing as a Pacific Nation.
💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙I truly want for their message to be accessible to all the different languages. Not what they said; however, exactly what they meant. It is also true that 20% of the people do 80% of the work that counts, that matters, that gets things done. I want to be part of that 20% ; especially here, where what counts and what matters, counts and matters the most.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I am from the pacific, specifically Palau. I have seen the effects of climate change in person and understand the process. I also know that in Pohnpei in Micronesia is an underwater remnant of an ancient city of Nan Madol. This village predates modern history and yet is victim of sea level rise. Sea level rise is imminent and inevitable. I think a solution to the survival of a culture is its people. Tuvalu is taken the first step in preserving culture by making a legislation saying that Tuvalu is conserved as long as its people are together. The islands will be flooded and disappear. Better to invest in lands spaces in other land masses or countries. Trying to convince petrol to stop is impossible. We need that energy. The airplane and the boat engine you rely on to do these work relies on the very industry you’re telling to stop. If you can convince them to dredge sand and land fill to increase and raise land mass than that will help the islands survive.
CoconutTV, I think it's about time to approach all international airline carriers that travel to the Pacific to start playing these documentaries inflights. The tourism industry needs to be aware of this and if u all look deep, they need to be playing a major role in preserving the Pacific instead of just making money out of our islands and people and turning a blind eye on important issues ...THE NEXT BIG ONE WE ARE NOT READY FOR IS DRUGS. GOD HELP US!!
Unfortunately there was little/no mention of the tremendous impact of animal agriculture (cow, pig and chicken farming) on emissions levels and climate change. Direct emissions from animal ag are substantial, but the occupancy of over 30% of our global usable land by livestock activity is perhaps the most impactful component, as that land would otherwise be carbon-sequestering forests or grasslands. Hopefully this becomes part of this meaningful effort by Pacific Islander activists, and making the personal choice to leave meat off the plate or at least significantly reduce it. Historically, the pacific island diet has consisted predominantly of root crops, fruits, vegetables, and (sustainably caught) seafood. Only up until the past 50 years has the diet shifted dramatically to consist predominantly of meat, dairy and other animal products.
I've been to Fiji and love it. I've never heard of Tavula I must see. The trouble big companies don't CARE about is making a profit then it won't stop. Our Australian government gets good kickbacks from the big fossil fuels and makes a lot of money through Taxes to support our economy. We need to stop using Fossil Fuels to change our systems to elevate climate change. Some people think it's too late and greed gets the better of people and big corporations around the world. The regular people understand but the CEOs and governments don't CARE enough. It's so disappointing.
I cried multiple times, Tuvalu the first ever virtual cyber country due to climate change... if its too late my facebook account can house a few Tuvaluans😂😂. Much love to the victims of climate change
It's sad how the unfortunate are always at the bottom of the priority list by those that create the problem under the disguise of improving livelihood only in their countries.
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Thank you Brianna, the team behind this, everyone who shared their stories, and all Pacific Climate Warriors around the globe. So many emotions and so many reasons to spread awareness and educate ourselves and everyone around us. We are not drowning, we are fighting ‼️🗣🏝
Thank you Suluafi Brianna Fruean for sharing the stories from these islands. Powerful.
“The Marshallese traditional knowledge is very vital because it is the histories that tell us how to live today to prepare us for the future.”
This documentary is beautifully said. Beautifully captured. Beautifully done!
I'm from the Philippines....I know the feeling of our brothers and sisters in the Pacific regarding climate change.... My province was hardly hit by Supertyphoon Yolanda (Haiyan) on 2013. It is most strongest typhoon or cyclone ever landed.... Year by year the typhoon passing here in the Philippines are getting stronger and we hit by more than 20 typhoons every year...
The storms are also caused by spiritual. If Christians took prayer seriously we wouldn’t have as many storms. But the pagans and atheists curse the earth and this is what we get.
God bless this land and all who live on it. In Jesus name we break all curses sent on it amen
I have never been able to sit through a climate change doc but this was beautifully made. My heart goes out to our beautiful islands most affected by this ❤❤
Same! 😢 It breaks my heart
Thoroughly enjoyed this Documentary. Thank you for educating us. This is a MUST SEE for the entire family! You will cry , but mostly leave with more knowledge on climate change and how it is killing the pacific. 🌊💔
Dear team, thank you for making this. I recommend putting multi-language subtitles to this valuable and educative documentary for larger audiences.
“We are nothing without the land & ocean we call ours” ❤ fafetai from the 12,000 beating hearts of Tuvalu.
A Pacific visionary telling our story of Pacific resilience. So proud of you Bibi ♥️🌺
So proud of our Moana Pacific people! Love how this was made from our people’s own perspectives 🥹❤️
The world need to see this video, im from the island of the philippines, i couldn't stop my tears watching this.
OMG. My heart goes out to those who are now feeling the brunt of CC. Thank you Brianna and to the Pacific Island Warriors for your great work.
I live on a small island in the Caribbean called Anguilla. I have lived here since 1983. When it was innocently beautiful 🌴
I SO enjoyed watching and learning from your experience and video . Blessings to all of your people ☀️🙏🏽
This is soo deep.. Very informative for our people to come together and be warriors against the fight of climate change. Praying for a better future for our homes.
This was a touching example of the continuing struggle we as pacific peoples face, even with the challenges thrown at us we will work and unite to fight and defend what we know. Ofa atu, and proud of all the achievements outlined jn this doco.
Darlene is such an inspiration. The first Marshallese warrior and one of the Pacific’s inspiration. I read a book by Darlene and it’s such a great book.
Thank you beloved Brianna for your ministry, very proud of you, a real Samoan warrior woman who fights, leads with audacity and determination. Malo tau, malo le tautua for our survival. Alofa and God bless from Perth Australia 🇦🇺 ❤❤❤
Very inspirational! Malo lava Brianna & team!
Amazing movement, god bless our pasific island. Love from west papua
So hard not to get emotional watching this! 🥺 Thank you to everyone involved for teaching us so well thru this doc! Eyes have been opened more, mind has been awoken more and my motivation to be a better guardian/protector/advocate for the land and sea that take care of us has increased! Malo lava! 🙏🏽🤍
This was so beautifully done and I couldn’t help but cry for our islands and I really feel so uninformed but now it’s ignited a fire in me ❤😊
Thank you for this video. It's such an eye-opener. Hopefully, companies will realise how much damage is being done to the beautiful islands in the Pacific and change their ways. Everyone needs to do their part to try and save the world we live in before it gets ruined 😢
Such a great documentary. Well done to Brianna and team for bringing this to our attention. You’re an amazing young lady 🙏🏽💚🥹
Deep......eye-opening.....reality.
You have not been forgotten, Pacifica; always in my prayers.
Thank you and all the climate warriors out there for the work you do! 👏👏👏
I love this so much! Great work to everyone who is involved!
Shame Cook Islands government hasn’t signed on with the treaty 😡 as an cook islander I’m disappointed 👎🏽……we are all on same Vaka we are all sinking
Don't blame cook islands. Climate change and pollution came from white people from england, Europe, spain, Italy, Greece, jews etc. They are the ones that polluted our oceans, and land, mining our minerals. Metal ships and metal parts rusting and corroding in our waters poisoning it. It's killing our corals. The whites are the ones that developed all these things we consume and use. The cars, the foods and preservatives in our foods, the plastic wrapping, the cans, the this and that. Hardwaste rubbish like TV's, microwaves, beds, clothes, trash poisoning our soils, this has nothing to do with cook isla d's and most pacific islands. The islands with the mc Donald's, kfc, dominoes, pizzahut, hungry jacks or burger kings aka fast food restaurants are polluting the lands and seating into the ocean. We all know about solomon islands and other islands sinking. But there is nothing we can do. Too much population and over weighing the land. Luckily the islands don't have skyscrapers like main cities do because it wouldn't with stand the weight of the building would be weighing the land down. And they were asked to move to fijians islands and start over again. But no one wants to move because of their culture and traditions started where they are.
Cook islands don't even have any fast food restaurants. All cook islands foods are cooked by locals and caught by locals. None of this supermarket stuff daily. It'll be mainly tourist at supermarkets in cook islands . The cook islanders are the ones at the fish markets amd fruit markets selling their kai aka foods.
Should be whoever is running your country. I mean not your government but the ones that own it. Wether it be english, Dutch, French, Americans, Asia, australia, new zealand. Because they are the ones that are running your country and your laws and similar top theirs. Like for instance cook islands are under new zealand. Samoa was Dutch inhibited but they are mostly travelling to nz. Tonga isn't under any but part of nz aswell. Fiji, vanutau,papua new guinea is under australia, tahiti is under France, Hawaii is under american rule.
So it should be these countries finding solutions and help with maybe convincing you to go to nz or Australia etc because it's the only way to help your islands. Carry on traditions in Australia and new zealand etc. Pacific culture is big in these 2 countries and america is slowly following suit. Like our Polyfest, Pacifika fest, Pacifest cultural days. It's also in schools and slowly growing etc.
But there is no way to stop it. It has to be we pacific move or our land will long to exist. And we can't have that. But carry on our traditions abroad.
At sea , vessel in distress , law of the sea states u must provide assistance , that is the same vaka we are in 😢
We the Marshallese need everyone in the pacific to act together in prayer as the sea water is rising
What a great documentary.. very moving and impactful. Thank you tumas. Prayers and hope for our Pacific 💗
Deeply moving. Thank you for your courage and strength. This is part of our identity and we ought to graduate from our petty quarrels and rise up to the challenge. The challenge that poses an existential threat to not just our future but our present and rich past. How inspiring!!
A very informative and eye opener to most industrialized countries. We can raise awareness and inspire action to protect our communities and our environment for our future generation. We are not Drowning, we are fighting. Pray and hope for our Pacific Island.🇻🇺
Thank you this is such an important documentary. Thank you for highlighting our Pacific nations and their perseverance through the brunt of climate change.
This is a call to action esp for all those who call the islands their home. So much prayers for our Pacific!🩵🩵🩵
The way you film is very professional, every frame is perfect! I feel the dedication in every scene.
Shes one of the crying beacons that keeps echoing throughout the vast pacific oceans 😢❤ we are with you
What a beautiful documentary, it's so sad to see our islands suffering from this big issue and despite the fact that we're a little community compared to others, that we represent only a little point on a map, we can change thing by fighting 🌏💗! Thanks for your reportage, and using your voice for thousand and thousand people 💫
Just finished watching this! Wow, thank you for all your hard work- what a blessing to this woman and the other Climate Warriors 💪🏽
"This is a tree that I'm planting that I will never be able to enjoy the shade of" this line Alisi from Fiji 🇫🇯 breaks me 🥹😭🌎 Sharing this right now.
Great documentary! I have learned a lot from watching this and realize how important taking a stronger stance on clmate change is so important for our islands. It's so good to see our young climate change warriors advocating and representing our islands to the. world. I hope I can make a change in some way by educating others where I live. Again, thank you so much! Alofa atu!
Loved this documentary… beautifully presented and very informative ❤❤❤
Kia Ora everyone watching this was extremely sad . But I am awakened by this. Thankyou
Hafa Adai,
Thanks for educating me and the World. Keep up the Great Work. I was stationed in Okinawa and went back to my Island Guam how it changed so much due to climate changes.
Beautiful congratulations for the knowledge you give to us . To me as an Uvean . I don’t know a lot about you. Blessed was the day I met Youngs in Tonga , especially Reid. Thank you !
Love this documentary 👏 godless our pacific island Nation.
Bula from fiji 🇫🇯
Watching from Fiji 🇫🇯,,, thank you Pacifica let's go green 💚
Thank you! This is such a beautiful and great documentary.
Amazing work Pacific Climate Warriors, wonderful narration by Briana and so glad to see these living Pacific legends (everyone who've spoken) advocating and speaking up for our Pacific ❤️ learnt so much more about the particular/specific effects for different islands. 🥹
A very educational and informative documentary about the reality of everyday effects of climate change in the Pacific. I have been looking forward to seeing it. Thank you it was really good and so impactful 🙏🥰
Amazing scenery at 31:18 ! Your videos always have such a great feel
This was such an eye-opener. Thank you for sharing this 💛
Thanks very much, highly interesting documentary!
Sharing this feed on my LinkedIn profile, for my sisters and brothers.
Awesome doco ❤
our home our life the vast blue ocean no matter living anywhere across the globe it is always be our home and a place we will always call home,keep up the good work may the lord be our strength much love from Papua new guinea
Didn’t expect to be crying so much ❤
Thank you so much for this important and valuable educational resource 🙏🏽 My grade 12 class are currently watching it for our environment unit.
Thank you, for this eye opening documentary.
Thanks CocoNet TV for sharing this ❤
Respect and culture... We fight all the way..YES
AMAZING!!!!
Thank you😢❤! I had no idea it was this bad! It just baffles me that some people do not believe in global warming and climate change!
We are telling the world and I am passing this on to more Samōas and activists! I’m currently working to create a coalition and in the middle of documentary Western Samōan urgency and hope to return to work harder on the island. Being there with family was so important and learning culture and abide by generations traditions! Our goal is to help more for the future of the children in Samōa and the families abroad get together to make the difference!
If Carbon Dioxide was visible to the naked eye, you would see a thick fog of CO² everywhere. The rate of CO² produced by humans within the last 150 years is far greater than what is emitted by natural sources. At this rate, the earth cannot keep up with reducing trapped heat any longer. Sadly, many people only fight for what they see and as carbon dioxide is invisible, we can truly appreciate the level of dedication and fight these fellow islanders have for our future.
this is beautiful
❤ Our beautiful home the Pacific Ocean. Emotional watching because I feel the same🙏
Absolutely cannot wait!
Watching from the Philippines 🇵🇭
Micronesia 🇫🇲 you need to get involved in this important program, thanks to all this wonderful people fighting for our pacific islands 😢❤ keep up the good work
Fa'afetai Brianna for such an excellent documentary! It really describes the visceral human impact of climate change. How can one get involved with the Pacific Climate Warriors to help?
Thank you for sharing your story, it really an eye opener for bigger nations to reduce burning of fossil fuels to reduce emission of green house gas. . Sad but it is real in the pacific islands.
You are a true hero
Good Luck Brianna ❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing. My heart is sad for you our Island whanaunga. Our people of the Moana. Arohanui
These beautiful islands are places I dream of visiting. It is sad to know that this is happening.
All the Pacific island nation have the same problem with climate change and nothing we can do about, climate change course by other countries greedily of power, may God bless and keep the Pacific island nation safe 🙏☦💝
this is great. aaaand these excessive ads are absolutely ridiculous
Awsome watch.
Let us all educate our people about climate change. Save our Mother Earth.🇵🇭
I live in the Philippines, seems like category 3-leveled typhoon is something we're already used to now. Very sad.
Much Aroha to our Kuki Airani whanau ❤ we stand with you 😢
Too good Lizie🙌
This film is pure, true, alive, urgent; should be shown in every school on Earth. I live in Brooklyn, NY, part of USA's largest city but ALSO an island. Here, as well as in many coastal cities, multi-billion dollar seawall systems are being built to protect against sea rise. It is unjust that wealth and large populations buy safety while island / atoll nations and small populations are allowed to drown. Why not a "No Seawalls Treaty Without First Ratifying Non Proliferation of Fossil Fuels Treaty"? It would shine a spotlight on powerful industrialized countries willing to let other peoples die while they preserve their own safety and comfort. I am Pacific Islands Warriors volunteer 1,100+1 if a far-away, aging anglo can help
To all Kagaka Pacifica living in the USA and worldwide, always recycle ♻️ and never litter! Go green if can but remember there’s always a way to help out. Don’t do it for yourself but do it for our countries/Islands !
🙌🏽🙏🏽 Praying for our PASEFIKA ❤️
Floris talks about regenerative agriculture at 1:08:45 "Sometimes, if you plant something and it doesn't grow there, you shouldn't keep trying to plant that thing because it doesn't belong there. So, you really need to grow things that really thrive in that space." This quote reminds me of my national government's giant project in the South Papua region of Indonesia, they keep trying to build paddy fields and sugarcane farms in the region instead of sago palm trees. They will definitely meet a huge failure because paddy and sugarcane don't belong to the land of Papua. Our main staple food and local plant is sago, not rice and sugar.
Anyone know what the song is that’s sung in a different language. It’s such a beautiful tone! Video is done perfectly and couldn’t explain the problems we’re currently facing as a Pacific Nation.
inspiring 🤎
Nah cause these big countries like USA really need to be held accountable
Lol how about china ??
Nah cause how about The USA is the only big country protecting these nations? Like what are you even talking about?? 😂
5:17 the atla remix omg ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is a journey of understanding in true Tony boutdain fashion.
💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙I truly want for their message to be accessible to all the different languages. Not what they said; however, exactly what they meant. It is also true that 20% of the people do 80% of the work that counts, that matters, that gets things done. I want to be part of that 20% ; especially here, where what counts and what matters, counts and matters the most.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I am from the pacific, specifically Palau. I have seen the effects of climate change in person and understand the process. I also know that in Pohnpei in Micronesia is an underwater remnant of an ancient city of Nan Madol. This village predates modern history and yet is victim of sea level rise. Sea level rise is imminent and inevitable. I think a solution to the survival of a culture is its people. Tuvalu is taken the first step in preserving culture by making a legislation saying that Tuvalu is conserved as long as its people are together. The islands will be flooded and disappear. Better to invest in lands spaces in other land masses or countries. Trying to convince petrol to stop is impossible. We need that energy. The airplane and the boat engine you rely on to do these work relies on the very industry you’re telling to stop. If you can convince them to dredge sand and land fill to increase and raise land mass than that will help the islands survive.
We face to fight with climate changing we have to join together ❤
It’s time to act-reduce emissions, protect our oceans, and support those impacted by the rising tides.
CoconutTV, I think it's about time to approach all international airline carriers that travel to the Pacific to start playing these documentaries inflights. The tourism industry needs to be aware of this and if u all look deep, they need to be playing a major role in preserving the Pacific instead of just making money out of our islands and people and turning a blind eye on important issues ...THE NEXT BIG ONE WE ARE NOT READY FOR IS DRUGS. GOD HELP US!!
Unfortunately there was little/no mention of the tremendous impact of animal agriculture (cow, pig and chicken farming) on emissions levels and climate change. Direct emissions from animal ag are substantial, but the occupancy of over 30% of our global usable land by livestock activity is perhaps the most impactful component, as that land would otherwise be carbon-sequestering forests or grasslands. Hopefully this becomes part of this meaningful effort by Pacific Islander activists, and making the personal choice to leave meat off the plate or at least significantly reduce it. Historically, the pacific island diet has consisted predominantly of root crops, fruits, vegetables, and (sustainably caught) seafood. Only up until the past 50 years has the diet shifted dramatically to consist predominantly of meat, dairy and other animal products.
Sadly, all their hard work and dedication towards this global issue won't change the fact that their island will sink in the coming decade.
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I've been to Fiji and love it. I've never heard of Tavula I must see. The trouble big companies don't CARE about is making a profit then it won't stop. Our Australian government gets good kickbacks from the big fossil fuels and makes a lot of money through Taxes to support our economy. We need to stop using Fossil Fuels to change our systems to elevate climate change. Some people think it's too late and greed gets the better of people and big corporations around the world. The regular people understand but the CEOs and governments don't CARE enough. It's so disappointing.
I cried multiple times, Tuvalu the first ever virtual cyber country due to climate change... if its too late my facebook account can house a few Tuvaluans😂😂. Much love to the victims of climate change
It's sad how the unfortunate are always at the bottom of the priority list by those that create the problem under the disguise of improving livelihood only in their countries.
Is it possible to migration between land and sea for people who wants to stay and save the culture?Just a. Thought out the box.