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Strategic communications | Storytelling | Environmental Justice
Strategic communications | Storytelling | Environmental Justice
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From the Pacific to Brazil, proudly marching alongside 6,000 Indigenous peoples demanding land demarcation, defending territories, and fighting for climate justice. Resilience and solidarity echo across borders. Together, we rise for a just and sustainable future. 💪🏾❤️
April 9, 2025 at 7:23 AM
From the Pacific to Brazil, proudly marching alongside 6,000 Indigenous peoples demanding land demarcation, defending territories, and fighting for climate justice. Resilience and solidarity echo across borders. Together, we rise for a just and sustainable future. 💪🏾❤️
Reposted by Drue Slatter
Pacific climate campaigner Jacynta Faʻamau of 350.org said the climate crisis was “the greatest security threat to the Pacific,” while emphasising the region’s resilience.
“Island nations are committing to scaling up their own renewable energy plans and doing their part to secure our futures."
“Island nations are committing to scaling up their own renewable energy plans and doing their part to secure our futures."
Leaders in the Pacific raise alarm over ‘direct impact’ of Trump’s climate retreat and aid freeze
Samoa’s prime minister says US withdrawal from Paris climate agreement is ‘very disappointing’ and puts the survival of Pacific countries at greater risk
www.theguardian.com
February 2, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Pacific climate campaigner Jacynta Faʻamau of 350.org said the climate crisis was “the greatest security threat to the Pacific,” while emphasising the region’s resilience.
“Island nations are committing to scaling up their own renewable energy plans and doing their part to secure our futures."
“Island nations are committing to scaling up their own renewable energy plans and doing their part to secure our futures."
Reposted by Drue Slatter
Pacific leaders are raising concerns about the direct impact of Trump's climate policies and aid freeze on their region. They emphasize the urgent need for global cooperation to address climate change and its effects on vulnerable island nations.
Leaders in the Pacific raise alarm over ‘direct impact’ of Trump’s climate retreat and aid freeze
Samoa’s prime minister says US withdrawal from Paris climate agreement is ‘very disappointing’ and puts the survival of Pacific countries at greater risk
www.theguardian.com
February 2, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Pacific leaders are raising concerns about the direct impact of Trump's climate policies and aid freeze on their region. They emphasize the urgent need for global cooperation to address climate change and its effects on vulnerable island nations.