The Tropical Paradise Being Swallowed By The Pacific

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  • @miayle9545
    @miayle9545 6 років тому +11

    Many people comments here need to understand that Kiribati people are very positive, they are naturally happy, layback people. And they don’t have much resources, I’ve been there, the container ship only comes to every month (sometimes will delay) it’s almost impossible to have fresh milk, many vegetables sells in the market are moulded or looking bad. BUT the people are still happy and seems satisfied with what they have ( like catch fish their own) The American girl where she lives is almost seen as one of the rich houses. So as the schools are one of the nicest buildings, most of them live in their traditional house that build from leaves. And lots of people sleep in the same one. To me, the way they deal with it is to live the way it is and to believe in god, because even if it’s going to have climate change ,what else can they do? They have tried to grow more mangrove to reduce the erosion. MOREOVER, they are proud to be i-Kiribati and their land just like the women in the end of the film. It will never be the same to live as a refugee in other countries. I can understand their feeling as I am an immigrants now, and struggling to gain my social status back as I once was in my own country,

    • @grahamt5924
      @grahamt5924 5 років тому +1

      I would also be happy an smiling there.

  • @KoiNadi
    @KoiNadi 6 років тому +19

    God Bless I Kiribati.
    Our prayers are with you.

    • @golden4730
      @golden4730 6 років тому +3

      KoiNadi that is the problem. Prayers is what got them here. Because people believe in prayers more than science

    • @geofreyr
      @geofreyr 6 років тому +1

      @@golden4730 that's quite false, they don't reject science, they're obviously just unconvinced of global warming, which seems more like a political agenda that a science.

  • @faanengaaw7357
    @faanengaaw7357 4 роки тому

    When he said “i moved further inland”@4:31 i broke down & cried...
    As a Pacific islander when we further inland its not what u imagine as further up hill or something. To us its trying to move further closer to the center of the island. Still not far from the water.

  • @amandablevins322
    @amandablevins322 5 років тому +4

    That little island is shaped like a heart ♥️

  • @taerearotang1572
    @taerearotang1572 5 років тому +3

    even as Christians we shouldn't ignore the fact that we're going underwater soon, and i supported Mr. Tong in his statement. Since climate change is holding our lives on edge, we must have faith (as Christians) and work our intellectual abilities to think of actions regarding this issue. We can't expect good things to happen without putting in efforts.

    • @linnig4759
      @linnig4759 5 років тому

      Even us non-christians need to work our intellectual abilities to think of actions regarding this issue;-) All of us need to. But thanks for a very clever comment! Some religious prefer to just pray to and trust in God instead of taking action and fight issues.

  • @tamwaritimoote7026
    @tamwaritimoote7026 5 років тому +2

    I'm one of those Kiribati people that believe that Kiribati is not sinking but Instead it was expanding. And I'm saying that because of what I've seen or grown up with while living on a Coastal area.

  •  6 років тому +3

    Very nice job, well done.

  • @needmoreramsay
    @needmoreramsay 6 років тому +4

    That looks like living there, especially as a kid would be Paradise.

  • @ushalexa
    @ushalexa 4 роки тому +2

    A beautiful and sad piece of storytelling. Compassionate and moving. Thanks for this.

  • @dawnfranklin7280
    @dawnfranklin7280 6 років тому +4

    I think these people have a beautiful spirit! God willing someday I will practice midwifery on this island, it is my dream! P.s. you should not mock people's faith that is what makes them amazing!

  • @tokharrison6204
    @tokharrison6204 5 років тому +1

    Kam rabwa for this beautiful insight of climate change. I hope Anote Tong doesn't give up on our people. God bless us all and Te Mauri Te Raoi ao Te Tabomoa iriami n taainako.

  • @mauryginsberg7720
    @mauryginsberg7720 6 років тому +1

    They could import waste products like used car/truck tires to build with for absolutely nothing, an exporter would even pay for the shipping costs, fill these with sand from offshore dredging and then grow mangroves or something to tie this construction together to build things like sea walls or by raising the hight of individual villages one at a time.

    • @carlitox472
      @carlitox472 6 років тому

      Or they could move to one of 50 other islands. South Tarawa has 50,000 people now. All of the islands had only 2000 one hundred years ago. They lived in huts made of palm leaves.
      Whatever these Dutch bigots say; if you dredge sand to build a freeway on to a of the sea in an archipelago - you need to maintain it.
      If it has flooded that doesn't mean "global wabwa" . You have to maintain infrastructure

    • @mauryginsberg7720
      @mauryginsberg7720 6 років тому

      carlitox472
      What evidence do you have to say it is not global warming? You can raise the height of a village with a substrate of tires and mangroves, you do not have to maintain it anymore than a village at it's present hight.

  • @DarioSalasJr
    @DarioSalasJr 6 років тому +4

    Kibateans be strong!

  • @zapfanzapfan
    @zapfanzapfan 6 років тому +8

    Why are their school kids spouting nonsense from something written in the bronze age on the other side of the world?
    Lovely place otherwise, I hope those ladies plant enough trees to save it.

    • @uzidayo
      @uzidayo 5 років тому +2

      Why are atheists so rude

    • @ethancanin
      @ethancanin 5 років тому

      Probaby not an atheist, just an EDUCATED Christian.

    • @uzidayo
      @uzidayo 5 років тому

      sorry hard man

    • @ethancanin
      @ethancanin 5 років тому

      But hoping for the best for these lovely people and their country... we're all in this together, the whole world and it's nation's large and small!

    • @uzidayo
      @uzidayo 5 років тому

      Chill

  • @sonicglitchexe3947
    @sonicglitchexe3947 4 роки тому +1

    And 11 of those Island atolls were owned by the United States military. 1935 to 1975.. Now the 11 island atolls are owned by both Kiribati & US gov.. To visit these 11 Island atolls you need special premissing from either Kiribati or US.. One island in particular, is Gardner Island atoll where Ameila EarHart crashed.

  • @ryanbrewer5795
    @ryanbrewer5795 6 років тому +4

    Great Video!

  • @DistractedDaisy
    @DistractedDaisy 5 років тому +1

    Such a beautiful people.. I weep for their islands and religion was made to put fear into peoples hearts and minds so they could be controlled.. too bad.. Religion is not realistic at all and neither are they. It's like someone once told me about the people in LA not leaving before Katrina.. It's all that they know.. They don't know anything else.

  • @NatureChasing
    @NatureChasing 6 років тому +5

    Anyone else get a ridiculous amount of anxiety from this?

    • @SnapCracklePapa
      @SnapCracklePapa 5 років тому +2

      That was the intention, to create fear. It's called propaganda.

  • @michaelchristopher2003
    @michaelchristopher2003 6 років тому +1

    The girl in the red talking about glacier is intelligent and beautyful..

  • @jomama5186
    @jomama5186 6 років тому +8

    They need to send the engineers that built the palm tree Islands in Saudi Arabia out there to help those people

    • @juiliethakur37
      @juiliethakur37 6 років тому

      The simplest and immediate cost effective solution is Mangrove walls. It can prevent at least parts of the country from completely washing away.

    • @zeoutlaw171
      @zeoutlaw171 6 років тому

      the palm tree island is in the United Arab Emirates not Saudi Arabia

  • @chefjamoibanares3780
    @chefjamoibanares3780 6 років тому +4

    Verynice people despite of threat by climate change in their country they are still happy and go on with their lives.yes no one can say how long your country can last but only God. And to the ex president he's right if the time happens they will be not the only one to disappear because of the climate change

  • @WhoToldYouThatAtlanta
    @WhoToldYouThatAtlanta 6 років тому +2

    Oh wow 👋🏽💕this is a awesome video!💕💕💕💕 I want to go there 😇

  • @ShidaiTaino
    @ShidaiTaino 6 років тому

    Kiribati: "We're trying to fight the ocean"
    Netherlands: *TIRGGERED* "NANI?!"

  • @kodomotachi1
    @kodomotachi1 6 років тому +4

    To all that 'I don't believe, because I believe in God' - God created the scientists and placed them in our time so we could recognise our mistakes, their consequences, and how to try to amend them. We've destroyed 'his creation' so instead of repairing what we can, we just say 'oh, he'll save us'?

  • @politicalfoolishness7491
    @politicalfoolishness7491 6 років тому +16

    Hmmm - islands have been known to sink and rise with changes in plate tectonics including magma shifts under earths crust. And islands erode with changing ocean currents, storms, winds (especially when they are made of sand), and coral comes and goes with pollutants etc. I doubt very much there is a measurable change in sea level, but that is the premise of the film. I think this is just more climate change scare propaganda.

    • @Rapscallion227
      @Rapscallion227 6 років тому

      Political Foolishness Never in my life have I seen a cuckservative who actually labels himself properly. While you’re busy denying climate change, do you also want to talk about banning abortion or how we should all start worshipping god and forget about science rofl

    • @politicalfoolishness7491
      @politicalfoolishness7491 6 років тому +4

      I'm not religious but I do think abortion is a terrible thing. I believe in climate change, mostly due to solar influences, but I don't believe it is measurably influenced by "green house" gasses. Man-made climate change is the substitute religion for many that are not religious but I'm not gullible and many fools on the left and right believe it. You know how stupid these "environmentalists" are? They will protect a nest of eggs because those eggs are deemed birds, yet they deny a fetus is a baby. Have a nice day!

    • @mickgatz214
      @mickgatz214 6 років тому +1

      i said exactly the same thing a moment ago.....
      I don't think Kiribati is suffering from rising sea level.
      As Earth's tectonic plates continue to shift, perhaps the islands are in a subduction zone where it is slowly being forced down into the earth's crust again?.....

    • @northernbohemianrealist
      @northernbohemianrealist 6 років тому

      I don't read comments on with "Hmmmm."

    • @geofreyr
      @geofreyr 6 років тому

      @@Rapscallion227 On the contrary, the biggest problem is litter, not man-made climate change, the evidence for which is weak. Abortion, well, clearly you disregard the biological facts of what a fetus is to think it's okay to violently kill that human life. And as for God, yes, indeed, the evidence within Catholic academia for the existence of God is voluminous and I suspect you have probably never read any of it.

  • @andrewburrows6457
    @andrewburrows6457 6 років тому +2

    It is sad that man refuses to acknowledge the truth. A proper assessment of what is causing the water intrusion on the atoll is not rising water levels in the ocean, it is land erosion. Also the publishers of this article have an agenda, Europe and other highly industrialized countries depend on sales to under developed places to export their over priced technologies. There are numerous contributing factors that causes unexpected results in the weather, strong tides results from storms at sea, and the biweekly neeptides. What people do not tell you in this type of documentary is that people alter the natural boundaries by removing large quantities of coastal sand and remove coastal trees and call it 'development', without taking into account the negative effects that result from their ignorance. The sad fact is that the former world Pirates who stole so much of the wealth from other peoples lands are pushing this lie for their own benefit. They call themselves 'The Experts' and their victims chime right in, agreeing with their lies. There is no CLIMATE change, because climates do not change. However, weather changes constantly and what did not happen in fifty years can happen now, and that is what you are seeing. There is no 'Man Made' global warming, there are numerous contributing factors that interact constantly to maintain conditions that promote life on this planet that an INFINATE God has created, without the aid of puny little man! We must take into consideration what we do has consequences and act sensibly. But be ware of liars who themselves have been fooled and seek to make fools of us all. Get to know the God who created it all and placed us in charge of taking care of this world, there is no other habitable place out there; NONE! The answer to our problems are in how we relate to God, who says "in all your ways acknowledge HIM, and He will bring it to pass". Ten Billion people trying to direct a world while ignoring it's creators operational instructions, it will crash.

  • @darklyclad
    @darklyclad 6 років тому +4

    God?? Yeah isn’t it useless to pray if God knows exactly what’s supposed to happen?

    • @calysagora3615
      @calysagora3615 5 років тому

      It's the very defenition of inaction. And of severe delusions of course.

  • @SuperCharlzy
    @SuperCharlzy 6 років тому +4

    Well I personally disagree with some of their information... That bridge was build that way for a temporary crossing road since the main bridge broke... So it's not washed away. These Imatang needs to correct some of their information.
    This is spreading fake news 👎👎👎

  • @andrewlove3686
    @andrewlove3686 6 років тому +5

    just as countless islands rise and fall over billions of years.

  • @EPSTomcat11
    @EPSTomcat11 6 років тому +3

    There's a place in the Philippines where everyone lives on top of the water, so it should be possible to survive. The challenge is how to build an infrastructure that will resist storms.

    • @adisordownload
      @adisordownload 5 років тому

      True... But these people live in the middle of the Pacific, thousends of miles away from any land resource. All they can sell is fishing rights. Even if the industrial powers would give them 50000 boathouses, they would still depend totally on the outside world for materials, vegetables and fuel.

  • @mickgatz214
    @mickgatz214 6 років тому

    @Journeyman Pictures > Great Doco, thnx for the upload! :)

  • @brancomctab1248
    @brancomctab1248 6 років тому

    It infuriates me when people put their comments saying these people are ignorant and that they should be moving. Know this for a fact: some Kiribati people have emigrated. Thanks to New Zealand, many families have called NZ their new home. The harsh reality is that these people are located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and they cannot just pack up their bags and go elsewhere. First, they need to build big voyaging canoes like the ones their ancestors used to have. Also I do not think they possess the knowledge to build it any more. Second, if they do have a means to leave their islands by boat, where would they go? All places are occupied by other people with their own form of governments and immigration laws. THEY HAVE NO WHERE TO GO EXCEPT TO COUNTRIES THAT INVITED THEM.

  • @3dcrazy332
    @3dcrazy332 6 років тому +1

    Islands erode away and also build themselves up from nowhere all over the planet. Check out the islands that appeared off the coast of North Carolina.

  • @missmix48
    @missmix48 6 років тому +1

    Without God you have NOTHING.....The Bible says. Revelation 11:17-19 (NKJV)
    17 saying:
    “We give You thanks, O Lord God Almighty,
    The One who is and who was [a]and who is to come,
    Because You have taken Your great power and reigned.
    18 The nations were angry, and Your [b]wrath has come,
    And the time of the dead, that they should be judged,
    And that You should reward Your servants the prophets and the saints,
    And those who fear Your name, small and great,
    And should destroy those who destroy the earth.”
    19 Then the temple of God was opened in heaven, and the ark of [c]His covenant was seen in His temple. And there were lightnings, noises, thunderings, an earthquake, and great hail.

  • @suebruneau3524
    @suebruneau3524 6 років тому +4

    It's caused from the ocean dredging the sand to make roads, houses, everything down to the phones people use, the ocean floor is being cleaned out which causes flooding in some places where other places they are seeing the opposite.

  • @leonardoponce8405
    @leonardoponce8405 5 років тому +1

    I love kiribati .

  • @theultimatereductionist7592
    @theultimatereductionist7592 6 років тому +1

    Why do you pronounce "keer-a-bot-ee" as "keer-a-bus"?

  • @siyeducation
    @siyeducation 5 років тому +1

    How sad in every way!

  • @bdWongsWang
    @bdWongsWang 6 років тому +1

    Wow, how did Mormonism make it to Kiribati?! That may be more dangerous than climate change!
    I’m thinking planting the mangroves is a bit too little too late. Sad. Wonder why hey only planted what they did as far back as 5 years ago? The country could be totally gone with the next hurricane.

  • @imelhasan9719
    @imelhasan9719 3 роки тому

    1:32♥️

  • @faanengaaw7357
    @faanengaaw7357 4 роки тому

    Im from Micronesia & i also come from a very religious family.

  • @eddietokuea2946
    @eddietokuea2946 4 роки тому

    17:30 LOL THE HELL YOU MEAN MY PRO OUR COUNTRY IS SINKING, I'M I-KIRIBATI AND I BELEAVE THAT CLIMATE CHANGE IS REAL

    • @avanconia
      @avanconia 4 роки тому

      The climate has been changing since time started rolling. Nobody denies that. What people deny is how much of an effect CO2 has because the data has clearly been altered over the years.

  • @pgood7266
    @pgood7266 6 років тому +1

    Yeah land erosion is a big deal in some places

  • @Mittibh
    @Mittibh 4 роки тому

    Looks like paradise . All those roads that have been built to link up the islands will have an effect and contribute to the changes to the island . It changes the sea currents and as the island is basically a giant pile of sand sat on coral it’s easily washed away

  • @devwreck192
    @devwreck192 6 років тому +27

    Sea levels aren't rising. I lived on an island most of my life. It's been 4 feet above sea level since they first measured this several decades ago. And it's still 4 feet above sea level today. Hasn't changed an inch. The only thing changing the island is erosion, which has nothing to do with global warming or any supposed sea level rise.

    • @RobotGoose
      @RobotGoose 6 років тому +12

      Just because you haven't personally seen it doesn't mean it's not happening genius.

    • @NatureChasing
      @NatureChasing 6 років тому +11

      devwreck127 Welp, you're wrong...living on an island isn't a better claim to authority than hundreds of NOAA ocean level measuring devices.

    • @NatureChasing
      @NatureChasing 6 років тому +9

      Nik Ninja This kind of response is so painfully that I can't tell if it's brilliant satire or you're genuinely that stupid.

    • @RayZde
      @RayZde 6 років тому

      You guys believe this troll? You live somewhere in BFE south USA.

    • @pgood7266
      @pgood7266 6 років тому +3

      RobotGoose where I live some people houses are 2 inches above the water level and it’s been that way forever, land erosion is the problem not the sea level

  • @mickgatz214
    @mickgatz214 6 років тому +4

    As Australia slowly moves north, other smaller islands need to move aside (subduction)
    Earth's natural movement!
    Hawaii, AND other volcanoes are making new land as others disappear.....NATURE!!!!

  • @morg52
    @morg52 6 років тому +3

    Denial is not just a river in egypt.

  • @lilibeth1234100
    @lilibeth1234100 6 років тому +1

    GOD Bless Earth,,,,,

  • @SunnyDMentia
    @SunnyDMentia 5 років тому

    Climate change bad: Proceeds to leave the largest carbon footprint ever to visit a remote island being affected by climate change.

  • @guanacocruz765
    @guanacocruz765 5 років тому +1

    Why they call it kiribas in English,,, ??? Not kiribati 🇰🇮ki ri ba TI not ki ri BAs

    • @dunruden9720
      @dunruden9720 5 років тому +1

      Why is Nadi, in Fiji, pronounced NahN dee? Why do westerners call Prathet Thai, Thailand? Why do most Americans call Eerak (Iraq) Eye rack?

  • @princetonjohnny6803
    @princetonjohnny6803 4 роки тому

    Good Topic: Our tropical paradises have been swallowed up by industrial countries negative actions......destroying ozone layer

  • @golden4730
    @golden4730 6 років тому +1

    Build a wall around the island and make sure it's 50ft high - Donald J, Trump

    • @linnig4759
      @linnig4759 5 років тому

      And make Mexico pay for it🤣

  • @chrisbarlow5907
    @chrisbarlow5907 5 років тому +1

    In the future there will be less religion! Hooray!

  • @jameslanyon8768
    @jameslanyon8768 2 роки тому

    You guys in Kiribati should begin making plans to relocate to big brothers Australia New Zealand and Fiji.N.Z and Australia are in dire need of non skilled workers.Within a time frame of 50 years Kiribati will be no more.Seriously speaking. ...isa Butaritari ..abau ae tangiraki...ko a nangi buua ngkai maii rou.

  • @golden4730
    @golden4730 6 років тому

    If China can build islands in the South China Sea, I'm pretty sure these people can build a wall or barriers to keep water out. I just think they don't have the budget for a project like that.

    • @tokharrison6204
      @tokharrison6204 5 років тому

      Budget and resources as we are isolated industrial materials cost 100 times more otherwise I would have had a big as wall by my house 😁😁😁

    • @adisordownload
      @adisordownload 5 років тому +1

      They are in the middle of the Pacific and they don't have oil/natural gas resources.

  • @RubenB658
    @RubenB658 6 років тому +2

    Subduction plays a part as well in addition to erosion

  • @endeliggnist5066
    @endeliggnist5066 6 років тому +9

    Their denial is appalling.

    • @geofreyr
      @geofreyr 6 років тому

      Not really. The evidence for anthropomorphic climate change isn't conclusive.

  • @quittenfee42
    @quittenfee42 6 років тому

    You better have your bug out arch ready....

  • @tuantanah9076
    @tuantanah9076 5 років тому

    So sad to watch.
    Which country will accept them when their beautiful island becomes uninhabitable? Will it be Australia? Or will it be another country like PNG or Vanuatu? These are the international discussions that need to be had very soon, so a 15-20 year voluntary emigration program can begin.

  • @cocoaliveson3235
    @cocoaliveson3235 5 років тому

    A lot of people posting here must have been shooting spitballs at each other while ignoring their science classes.
    Not that we'd ever say anything negative about Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, West Virginia or the Carolinas...

    • @calysagora3615
      @calysagora3615 5 років тому

      Indeed. Thes morons seriously believe this has anything to do with seas rising or people on the other hemisphere causing "global warming".
      Scientifically illiterate in deed.

    • @brancomctab1248
      @brancomctab1248 4 роки тому

      Calys Agora thanks literate professor but please correct your grammar: “in deed” should be written as “indeed”!

  • @josephcampbell4724
    @josephcampbell4724 6 років тому

    No Consumerism, happy life , even Clock is ticking fast, maybe they will be the first but not last 🙌

  • @lkgroup7443
    @lkgroup7443 5 років тому +3

    This is a very patronising and condescending documentary making judgements on how the people of Kiribati view their situation. The last thing you need is some white boys who live privileged lives in the Europe that was built from exploitations of indigenous people all over the world and the theft of their resources to make judgements on how Kiribati people's understanding of their situation. Europe industrialisation created this if the theory is right, the least they can do is help understand and even provide some alternatives for Kiribati people to move to. But non has put up a hand. These people are still making money from the plight of indigenous people...

  • @MaryB.333
    @MaryB.333 5 років тому

    Good job on filming this! It is easier not to think about climate change but in order to help with the coming changed you have to be aware of it and talk about how to help. I hope they stay as long as they can but I hope they've made plans for when they do need to leave. Omg! On mormonism being there....now I understand why so many of them won't listen. Don't get me wrong most are very nice good people but they need to stop following fake prophets who can't predict anything.
    Beautiful island, beautiful people.

  • @franklesser5655
    @franklesser5655 6 років тому +1

    Is the sea rising, or more likely, is the land subsiding (sinking)?

  • @joewymn1232
    @joewymn1232 6 років тому +6

    their seawall broke they never maintained the island... this is the result

    • @bdWongsWang
      @bdWongsWang 6 років тому

      joe wymn Too busy drinking Kava Kava.

  • @terryhsiao1745
    @terryhsiao1745 6 років тому

    what irony awaits them...oh well they will find out in their lifetime.

  • @and1111000
    @and1111000 6 років тому

    Instead of just prayers, isn't there a way to roll the sea back, the Chinese have done it in the South China sea.

  • @mickgatz214
    @mickgatz214 6 років тому +1

    I don't think Kiribati is suffering from rising sea level.
    As Earth's tectonic plates continue to shift, perhaps the islands are in a subduction zone where it is slowly being forced down into the earth's crust again?.....

  • @faanengaaw7357
    @faanengaaw7357 4 роки тому

    Its not eye-kiribas its ee-kiribas.

  • @dunruden9720
    @dunruden9720 5 років тому

    And you didn't even bother to listen to how the locals pronounce the name of their country! Oh, Kiribis'll do!!

  • @LabRat10101
    @LabRat10101 6 років тому +2

    Great. So this is the inheritance the old greys leave to their children.

  • @sneakypetessd6393
    @sneakypetessd6393 6 років тому

    well how about wait watchers

    • @richjones7313
      @richjones7313 5 років тому

      whats that got to do with land being swallowed up by the ocean? you cretin. and its weight watchers.

  • @needmoreramsay
    @needmoreramsay 6 років тому

    Don't get wrong. I feel terrible for these people. They have to suffer because of developed nation's destruction of the environment. But seriously, don't build 3 houses a few feet apart from each other when the first one was covered in water.

    • @450tank
      @450tank 2 роки тому

      I'm sure SAND EROSION was happening years before we had climate change shoved down our throats, and millions of years before that.

  • @TemaCoolServiceKiribati
    @TemaCoolServiceKiribati 6 років тому

    Sad

  • @ayaskantaswain467
    @ayaskantaswain467 4 роки тому

    Too late for save Kiribati

  • @shasha8546
    @shasha8546 6 років тому

    We need big and beautiful wall here. Where is that old person trump? This island seems crying for you to save them, invade this Island now, it is paradise for god sake.

  • @moodsawa
    @moodsawa 6 років тому

    i just saw the real moana

  • @jmuld1
    @jmuld1 6 років тому +1

    Global tide gauges show no rate change corresponding to mans co2,

  • @mollymontgomery8837
    @mollymontgomery8837 5 років тому

    Start building an Ark

  • @mxgryan
    @mxgryan 6 років тому +2

    This turned into a crappy global warming video.

  • @tiebaneteraawete381
    @tiebaneteraawete381 3 роки тому

    Let's build an ark

    • @percreig
      @percreig 2 роки тому

      Why? There are more people now than 5 years ago.

  • @dtrump5439
    @dtrump5439 4 роки тому

    The evil of religion is clear to see.

  • @adityaramdani7066
    @adityaramdani7066 5 років тому +2

    I really concern about rising sea level in kiribati but after watching this video and see even younger student dont care at all because the say in bible god create sun to evaporate water now i dont care anymore 💩
    I believe in god (i am not christian btw) but we need action first then we can submit to will of god

  • @hindumafia2210
    @hindumafia2210 6 років тому +2

    Bible???? She doesn't believe on climate change but on bible... lol

  • @philg6757
    @philg6757 6 років тому +1

    Soon as I heard the word god,WTF.

  • @CatSurvivalTrust
    @CatSurvivalTrust 6 років тому

    Sitting in the bulge of ocean pulled out by the oscillation of the sun and moon, north and south of the equator. It is very vulnerable. Pole shift is its biggest enemy!

  • @willtime4112
    @willtime4112 3 роки тому

    tuvalu will go first

    • @percreig
      @percreig 2 роки тому

      Lies. Tuvalu is getting bigger. please read the study.

  • @vincentgallagher7562
    @vincentgallagher7562 5 років тому +1

    One more reason that Christianity is a malfeasance. The Bible told me so. God. Faith. A gross absurdity.

  • @hukumbra
    @hukumbra 6 років тому +2

    Okay guys. So how can we blame this on America?

    • @RayZde
      @RayZde 6 років тому

      Nerijus easy America produces the most trash and consumes the most resources.

    • @carlitox472
      @carlitox472 6 років тому

      America built the fixed assets which change the way the sand banks can move.
      It's been solidified by the foundations for the road. And making that road needed lots of sand dredged out of the sea nearby which causes other sand to fall back in the hole.
      All just to serve an American military base in their continuing global war of greed & expansion..
      Happy?

  • @markbruns2493
    @markbruns2493 6 років тому

    The bible said blah blah blah