Mua Voyage countdown – 2 DAYS TO GO! Rapid climate change is our reality. We are among the first to be affected – it is an urgent, present threat. We are on the frontline as rising sea levels, rising temperatures, ocean acidification and more intense storms combine to damage our crops, threaten our food supplies, salinate our fresh water tables and intrude into our homes. Stronger and more regular storms reduce our delicate reefs to rubble with less time for recovery, which is made harder by sea warming and acidification. The effects of climate change test the resilience of our people and our ocean environment. We are fighting to save our land, our resources, our identity, our culture and our sovereignty – the very heart of the Pacific way. We need extraordinary partnerships and commitments to sustain the Pacific islands for future generations and for the health of the planet. PLEASE SHARE WIDELY! #MuaVoyage #Pacific #Ocean #ClimateChange IUCN, IUCN World Parks Congress: Sydney, November 2014, Pacific Environment Information Network [PEIN], The Uto ni Yalo Trust, Marumaru Atua - Pacific Voyagers Cook Islands, Samoan Voyagers, Kalauni O Tonga, Tonga Voyaging Society, Haunui - Te Toki Voyaging Trust.
Posted on: Sun, 09 Nov 2014 19:18:57 +0000
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