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Understanding climate change1
  • Contributors to this edited volume explore diverse examples of living climate change - from floods and cyclones, through song and navigation, to new forms of art, community initiatives and cultural appropriations - and demonstrate their international relevance in understanding climate change. (loc.gov)
Moorea4
  • Dubé CE, Mercière A, Vermeij MJA, Planes S (2017) Population structure of the hydrocoral Millepora platyphylla in habitats experiencing different flow regimes in Moorea, French Polynesia. (plos.org)
  • In French Polynesia, under a brilliant azure sky where the sun dances with the ocean all year round, stands Moorea, a magical outcrop in the ocean covered with a remarkable flora. (multihulls-world.com)
  • Moorea enjoys a warm, humid tropical climate, subject to seasonal variations influenced by the trade winds. (multihulls-world.com)
  • It lies just across the channel from the main island of Moorea in the Society Islands of French Polynesia. (vladi-private-islands.de)
Humid tropical climate1
Change28
  • Low-lying Pacific island nations are experiencing the frontline of sea-level rises and climate change and are responding creatively and making-sense in their own vernacular terms. (loc.gov)
  • It explores the home-grown ways that 'climate change' becomes absorbed into the combined effects of globalization and into a living nexus of relations amongst human and non-humans, spirits and elements. (loc.gov)
  • Dr Minchin outlined the existing gaps in addressing the challenges faced by the region and outlined the role SPC has taken to develop flagship programs focused on areas of gender equality, oceans, food systems and climate change that will also connect and engage with regional organisations across the Pacific to drive development outcomes for Pacific people. (spc.int)
  • Mr Minchin also acknowledged the urgency to increase climate finance accessibility, an area which he touched on as requiring greater capability within the Pacific, so the region is able to transition to clean energy and adapt to climate change through enhanced resilience. (spc.int)
  • We need to solve the climate crisis together, and we need the capability of everyone working together to deliver climate change action for our Pacific communities because it is urgent," said Mr Minchin. (spc.int)
  • Speaking specifically on the climate change flagship program, Mr Minchin acknowledged the work of SPREP in climate change and added that SPC intends to collaborate and work together with SPREP to better meet capability needs, improve regional collaboration, and tailor resources for Pacific Island countries and territories. (spc.int)
  • By Pita Ligaiula at COP28 in Dubai Palau's climate change negotiator and Chair of the Pacific Small Island Developing States (PSIDS) Xavier Matsutaro, Sunday offered. (pina.com.fj)
  • He also worked for the International Union for Conservation of Nature in Brussels on climate change and biodiversity policy. (pewtrusts.org)
  • On behalf of the young plaintiffs, who range in age from 9 to 20, the Oregon-based, nonprofit Our Children's Trust filed a legal action in every state and at the federal level, claiming that the U.S. government's actions to address climate change have been inadequate and that they endanger young people. (nathab.com)
  • Julia Olson, executive director of Our Children's Trust and a lawyer for the plaintiffs, argued in court that for decades, the federal government has understood the threat of climate change and knowingly still put the lives of future generations in jeopardy. (nathab.com)
  • Therefore, by taking inadequate action to address climate change, the government is failing to protect the public trust. (nathab.com)
  • The suit goes on to say that the harms caused by climate change are preventable if the government acts to hasten the transition to a zero-carbon economy. (nathab.com)
  • The population of Adelie penguins near the Palmer Station LTER site in Antarctica has declined by 80 percent since 1975 in response to climate change. (usmission.gov)
  • Ecosystems dependent on snow and ice may suffer the most adverse impacts from climate change, according to a body of information accumulated through the Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) Network, a project sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF). (usmission.gov)
  • Another report identifies biological winners and losers in the cryosphere, the ice-bound regions of the planet, as they are affected by climate change. (usmission.gov)
  • The shrinking of the cryosphere has been one of the most widely reported examples of planetary consequence of climate change. (usmission.gov)
  • This project is a partnership between the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, Data for Good at Meta, and Rare's Center for Behavior & the Environment. (yale.edu)
  • Operational monitoring of vegetation and its response to climate change involves the use of vegetation indices (VIs) in relation to relevant climatic data. (or.jp)
  • Taking up cycling for her daily commute has changed her life and is reshaping her city, while she empowers her community, and fights the rising threat of air pollution and climate change. (greenpeace.org)
  • Kusum and her #PowerThePedal movement work to make cities more accessible to all, allowing communities to move more sustainably, and reducing air pollution and fighting climate change. (greenpeace.org)
  • One example is the "chinampas", artificial islands cultivated by entire communities who also take care of the wetlands for food production, while facing the impact of climate change. (greenpeace.org)
  • If you're here today, you know what climate change is doing to us. (wuky.org)
  • For many of these countries, climate change is already happening with visible effects. (wuky.org)
  • Fiji produces far fewer greenhouse gases than countries like the U.S. and China, yet like many other island nations it is already bearing the brunt of climate change. (wuky.org)
  • For Jean-Christophe Bouissou, Vice President of French Polynesia, the 51st Pacific Islands Forum is an opportunity to highlight the ongoing challenge of climate change for the five archipelagos of Maohi Nui. (islandsbusiness.com)
  • It occurs to me, looking back, that my approach to my stroke parallels, in a strange way, my approach to another almost incomprehensibly large challenge: that of how we face climate change. (creativenonfiction.org)
  • With that mix in mind, in both making the most of a finite life and limiting regrets related to global climate change, it seems necessary to integrate two seemingly incompatible traits: urgency and patience. (creativenonfiction.org)
  • In addition, recent work has revealed that global climate change may significantly influence the global distribution of this parasite and should be taken into consideration. (cdc.gov)
Tahiti6
  • I hear French-Polynesia and Tahiti in particular is struggling with abandoned boats litterling the coast and marinas . (cruisersforum.com)
  • The Polynesian sailing boat represents the people, culture , and history of Tahiti and her islands, which is the name used by locals when referring to French Polynesia. (togo-slc.com)
  • Capital: the city of Papeete on the island of Tahiti (the largest island in French Polynesia, 1 thousand km²). (ehuzhou.net)
  • Tetiaroa is an atoll, one of the Windward Islands of the Society Islands archipelago in the Pacific Ocean, located 59 km north of Papeete, the capital of French Polynesia (Tahiti). (ehuzhou.net)
  • Yellow lizard) is one of the windward islands of the Society Islands archipelago in French Polynesia in the Pacific Ocean, located 17 km northwest of Tahiti. (ehuzhou.net)
  • Tahiti is paradise to sailors , snorkelers and sun-bathers alike thanks to a perfectly balmy climate, turquoise seas, emerald mountains and cobalt skies. (allcleartravel.co.uk)
Melanesia1
  • However, some viewpoints were reflective of larger debates among Pacific Island countries in Melanesia and Polynesia. (nbr.org)
Tropical7
Bora Bora2
  • Among the 118 breathtaking islands of French Polynesia lies the legendary Bora Bora, the ideal setting for those seeking a luxury getaway. (elegantresorts.co.uk)
  • Snow-white beaches washed by the bright blue water of the Pacific Ocean, a unique underwater world and numerous endemic plants, the world-famous islands of Bora Bora, the unique culture and history of the Polynesian inhabitants, pearl and turtle farms - this is just a small part of what attracts tourists from all over the world to French Polynesia. (ehuzhou.net)
Wallis and Fu1
  • There are many studies that show that most of the minerals in the French maritime area are in French Polynesia or Wallis and Futuna," Brotherson said. (islandsbusiness.com)
Oceania4
Polynesian7
  • Experience a true taste of Polynesian culture as you meander through the vibrant markets of Papeete or embark on a rock-climbing adventure up the tallest extinct volcano in French Polynesia. (elegantresorts.co.uk)
  • With its authentic laid-back Polynesian ambience, lush jungle-clad interior, crystal clear lagoon and gorgeous white-sand beaches, Huahine is the least affected by tourism and offers honeymoon couples a peaceful and idyllic romantic getaway in French Polynesia. (honeymoonguide.com.au)
  • The islands form the southwestern apex of the Polynesian Triangle and is the only part of Polynesia to experience four seasons. (polynesia.com)
  • The culture of French Polynesia is a blend of traditional Polynesian customs and practices and the influence of French culture. (farandawayadventures.com)
  • The French influence is also evident in the cuisine of French Polynesia, which is a blend of traditional Polynesian dishes and French-style cooking. (farandawayadventures.com)
  • French Polynesia is an active member of the Polynesian Leaders Group (PLG), but Bouissou says the overall unity of the Forum must be maintained. (islandsbusiness.com)
  • TETIAROA, FRENCH POLYNESIA (August 20, 2010) - Located on the French Polynesian island of Tetiaroa and a product of the late Marlon Brando's vision, construction on The Brando is progressing steadily with completion slated for late 2012. (davestravelcorner.com)
Papeete1
  • Despite a 2004 autonomy statute giving powers over maritime resources to Papeete, France's highest constitutional court has ruled that strategic metals come under the control of the French State rather than the Government of French Polynesia. (islandsbusiness.com)
Overseas collectivity1
Government of French Polynesia1
  • The PHMM was hosted in Pape'ete by the Government of French Polynesia, with support from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Pacific Community (SPC). (who.int)
Impacts1
  • A central focus of this week in Fiji is the climate risk and the impacts on the environment and biodiversity, as well as the impact on people's livelihoods," he said. (islandsbusiness.com)
Tubuai1
Biodiversity1
  • Facing Chinese and European fishing fleets, Bouissou says "French Polynesia is a 'good student' when it comes to these issues - we've already decided to restrict foreign fishing fleets in our EEZ, to protect biodiversity and species of fish that are vital for our population as well as for export. (islandsbusiness.com)
20191
  • The Thirteenth Pacific Health Ministers Meeting was held in French Polynesia on 5-8 August 2019. (who.int)
Africa2
  • With the urban population expected to rise by about 75% in 2050 in Latin America and the Caribbean, Africa, and Asia [1] cities in these regions have a key role to play when it comes to facing the climate and social crises. (greenpeace.org)
  • No publications included study settings in Southern Africa, Micronesia & Polynesia, or Central Asia. (cdc.gov)
Territorial1
  • Maritime claims Territorial sea: 12 nautical miles Exclusive economic zone: 200 nautical miles Natural resources Timber, fish, cobalt, hydropower Land use Arable land: 0.68% Permanent crops: 6.28% Other: 93.03% (2012) Irrigated land 10 km2 (2003) French Polynesia Kingfisher Geography Encyclopedia. (wikipedia.org)
Crisis2
  • For Fruean, the smell of mud represents just one example of living with the climate crisis that she has experienced. (wuky.org)
  • Many leaders from pacific island countries were unable to attend the U.N. climate summit in Glasgow, raising concerns that their voices would not be heard even as they are experiencing the climate crisis firsthand. (wuky.org)
Warms2
  • If we adults keep putting short-term profits ahead of long-term planetary health and continue to stand by as the climate unnaturally and catastrophically warms, at least our children are courageous enough to call us to account. (nathab.com)
  • These ecosystems conserve more water as the climate warms, keeping stream flow within expected bounds. (usmission.gov)
Geography1
Tetiaroa1
  • The President of French Polynesia, Gaston Tong Sang, recently made an official visit to Tetiaroa for a tour of The Brando construction site. (davestravelcorner.com)
Ecosystems1
  • The LTER sites are providing transformative information about the causes and consequences of climate and environmental changes to ecosystems," said David Garrison, the NSF program director for coastal and ocean LTER sites. (usmission.gov)
Resilience1
  • Let's Act Local to Go Global, by transforming cities into places of climate action, resilience and justice for all. (greenpeace.org)
Samoa1
  • As a Pacific Islander, a lot of people think my role here at COP is to come and cry, like I owe them my trauma, when I don't owe you my trauma," said 23-year-old Brianna Fruean, a climate activist from Samoa. (wuky.org)
Aotearoa1
Islands8
  • French Polynesia ( Polynésie française ) is a set of islands that is an overseas country attached to France . (explorra.com)
  • Makatea in French Polynesia is one of the three great phosphate rock islands in the Pacific Ocean - the others are Banaba (Ocean Island) in Kiribati and Nauru. (explorra.com)
  • There are 118 islands in French Polynesia (and many more islets or motus around atolls). (wikipedia.org)
  • Polynesia is a song, a constant harmony that envelops these must-see South Pacific islands. (multihulls-world.com)
  • The economy of French Polynesia is heavily dependent on tourism, which is the main source of income for the islands. (farandawayadventures.com)
  • The French government provides substantial financial aid to French Polynesia, which helps to support the economy and infrastructure of the islands. (farandawayadventures.com)
  • However, the economy of French Polynesia has been hit hard by the recent global economic downturn, and the islands are facing significant economic challenges in the years to come. (farandawayadventures.com)
  • Explore some of the lesser-known islands of striking French Polynesia. (intrepidtravel.com)
Country1
  • French Polynesia is a country in the Pacific Ocean, which is assigned to the French overseas territory. (pjurdive.com)
Summit2
  • Brianna Fruean, a Samoan member of the Pacific Climate Warriors, speaks at the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland, on Tuesday. (wuky.org)
  • At the COP26 U.N. climate summit, some of those with the most to lose insist they aren't victims, they're warriors. (wuky.org)
Island4
  • Circle the island on a 4WD tour, swim and snorkel the lagoon, horseback ride along gorgeous, palm-fringed white-sand beaches or explore lush, jungle-clad hillsides while en route to the village of Maeva, where you can admire ancient marae (stone temples) for a memorable honeymoon experience. (honeymoonguide.com.au)
  • Fruean is part of a group called Pacific Climate Warriors that represents small island nations - some of the countries most vulnerable to a warming planet. (wuky.org)
  • The name "Polynesia" comes from the Greek words: πολύς many, νῆσος island). (ehuzhou.net)
  • The first is the "three C's"-climate, credibility, and commitment-and is intended to help U.S. policymakers keep Pacific Island concerns centered. (nbr.org)
Warm3
  • Every year, from July through November, these majestic creatures migrate to the warm waters of French Polynesia to breed. (multihulls-world.com)
  • The people of French Polynesia are known for their warm and friendly nature, and they are proud of their rich cultural heritage. (farandawayadventures.com)
  • The coconut palm ( Cocos nucifera ) is thought to be native to the warm climates of Polynesia, Malaysia and southern Asia. (lush.com)
Population2
  • Polynesia has eleven official languages, seven timezones and c.19.3 thousand (0.0%) of the LGBTQIA+ population. (gayther.com)
  • Participant recruitment was from St. Paul's Health Centre (HC) IV, Ndejje HC IV, and Adumi HC IV in the western, central and northern regions, which differ by climate, environment, and population density. (cdc.gov)
Atmosphere1
  • I have spent thirty years covering the growing human influence on the atmosphere and climate-how profoundly, irreversibly, and consequentially we are changing one of Earth's critical operating systems. (creativenonfiction.org)
French39
  • A perfect pairing of two popular travel trends, extending your holiday to French Polynesia into a multicentre adventure opens a gateway to authentic beauty and diverse experiences. (elegantresorts.co.uk)
  • Cheaply buying a derelict boat in French-Polynesia? (cruisersforum.com)
  • Yes I am in france (and always hiding my IP from now on) but I've been fantasizing about going to French-Polynesia for a while, especially now that a friend of mine is going there. (cruisersforum.com)
  • I'm not planning to live aboard but I've landed a few boats anyway, it's more so the paperwork that comes with buying a sailboat in French-Polynesia I'm curious about so far. (cruisersforum.com)
  • We left around 8:30 from Mopelia (our last stop in French Polynesia). (mailasail.com)
  • He previously directed the project's campaign in French Polynesia. (pewtrusts.org)
  • Kamoka Pearl grows Tahitian pearls in French Polynesia in a way that minimizes environmental impact. (nationalgeographic.com)
  • Humbert had spent part of his childhood growing up in French Polynesia with his family, under a roof of palm leaves near the ocean. (nationalgeographic.com)
  • An aerial view of Cook's Bay in the French Polynesia. (wuky.org)
  • In fact, if the above excerpt has whetted your historical appetite, aroused your curiosity, and tempted you to look beyond the dismissive 'beach vacation' label French Polynesia can unfairly get, reading this book will be an excellent place to begin your travel research. (expeditions.com)
  • The French Polynesia is located in the UTC -9 hours. (pjurdive.com)
  • French Polynesia is suitable for divers all year round regardless of their level of experience. (pjurdive.com)
  • French Polynesia has a diverse and varied marine flora and fauna. (pjurdive.com)
  • Whether first attempts at diving, diving beginners or advanced, French Polynesia offers something for everyone. (pjurdive.com)
  • French Polynesia can be dived at any time of the year. (pjurdive.com)
  • A disc containing the coat of arms of French Polynesia is located in the center of the flag. (togo-slc.com)
  • The symbols of the flag and coat of arms reflect the courage, solidarity , and self-sacrifice of the people of French Polynesia. (togo-slc.com)
  • French is the only official language of French Polynesia. (togo-slc.com)
  • Holidays in French Polynesia are the dream of exclusive travel lovers who have already seen a lot and are looking for new experiences. (ehuzhou.net)
  • French Polynesia (The first word from the name denotes belonging to France. (ehuzhou.net)
  • Most of the inhabitants of French Polynesia live here. (ehuzhou.net)
  • The history of French Polynesia is closely tied to that of France, as it was first discovered by the French navigator, Louis-Antoine de Bougainville, in 1768. (farandawayadventures.com)
  • In the 19th century, French Polynesia became a popular destination for European travelers, and it was later used as a stopover point for ships traveling between Europe and Asia. (farandawayadventures.com)
  • The French influence is also evident in the food, architecture, and language of French Polynesia. (farandawayadventures.com)
  • How did French colonization impact the culture and traditions of the people of French Polynesia? (farandawayadventures.com)
  • French colonization had a significant impact on the culture and traditions of the people of French Polynesia. (farandawayadventures.com)
  • What are some of the major industries and economic challenges facing French Polynesia today? (farandawayadventures.com)
  • Tourism is the main source of income for French Polynesia, but the economy has been hit hard by the recent global economic downturn. (farandawayadventures.com)
  • How does French culture influence the architecture, food, and language of French Polynesia? (farandawayadventures.com)
  • French culture has a strong influence on the architecture, food, and language of French Polynesia. (farandawayadventures.com)
  • What steps are being taken to protect the natural environment of French Polynesia and its marine life? (farandawayadventures.com)
  • Efforts are being made to protect the natural environment of French Polynesia and its marine life, such as the creation of marine protected areas, implementing sustainable fishing practices, and promoting eco-tourism. (farandawayadventures.com)
  • French Polynesia - with a vast 5 million square kilometre Exclusive Economic Zone - sees ocean management as a central feature of economic, cultural and environmental policy. (islandsbusiness.com)
  • Last month, Senator for French Polynesia Teva Rohfritsch presented a report to the French Senate as rapporteur of a fact-finding mission on the exploration and exploitation of seabed resources. (islandsbusiness.com)
  • We have other focusses for development that are already under consideration in French Polynesia. (islandsbusiness.com)
  • Moetai Brotherson is a member of the opposition Tavini Huiraatira party, newly re-elected to represent French Polynesia in the French National Assembly in Paris. (islandsbusiness.com)
  • Think French Polynesia, think swaying palm trees, crystal-clear lagoons, blissful beaches and reefs teeming with life. (allcleartravel.co.uk)
  • He also expressed the positive impact the resort will bring to French Polynesia, creating jobs and adding an exciting new dimension to its tourism industry," said Bailey. (davestravelcorner.com)
  • Outbreaks of GBS are extremely rare, so when one occurred in French Polynesia during a large outbreak of Zika virus infection in 2013, experts investigated a link between Zika virus infection and GBS. (cdc.gov)
Pacific2
  • Pacific Climate Cultures' aims to bring Oceanic philosophies to the frontline of social science theorization. (loc.gov)
  • The second word comes from the Pacific region of Polynesia, half of which it occupies. (ehuzhou.net)
People4
  • Urban Justice is about those cities and its people, especially those who are most affected, and least responsible for the social and climate crises but also who have been using their collective work and lived experience to transform their cities, by actively inhabiting, organizing and building their communities. (greenpeace.org)
  • People, communities and urban movements can influence local agendas towards a radical transformation of spaces, mindsets, and policies in cities, leading to new urbanisation models that take climate justice into account. (greenpeace.org)
  • These words, from Christina Thompson 's acclaimed book, Sea People: The Puzzle of Polynesia , hints at the rich history in store for the traveler interested in exploring Polynesia. (expeditions.com)
  • Combine all of that with the pleasures of shipboard life in Polynesia's optimal climate-dining out on deck, daily swimming, hiking, exploring-and sunrises and sunsets of consummate splendor, and you may ultimately designate yourself among the "sea people," too. (expeditions.com)
Represents1
  • This scenario represents a climate control loop that could temper or even prevent glacials because increasing CO 2 triggers warming and rising sea level. (nature.com)