The saddest part of this is seeing such a rich and beautiful culutre lose its homeland. Even if they bring the culture with them to new places, it will never be the same :(
The saddest part are countries like China, which are still building to coal-fired power plants, Every WEEK. They are now on the way to tripling the output of the entire United States, with no signs of even contemplating slowing down, in their mad rush for an ever higher GDP They absolutely do not care about this issue, as these facts prove
It's going to eventually happen to all cities near sea level, either our grand children or great grand children will experience this and the mass migrations that will ensure and eventual societal collapse.
I remember 20 years ago they asked for help, big oil lobbyists paid off politicians to ignore them as usual. Now this country doesn't stand a chance, if we stop carbon output this second, 100% the weather will continue to worsen for at least 8 years. It's how the planet works, and greenhouse gasses have 5 times the effect at the Arctic Circle. Air currents take a long time to travel their course.
@@Mark-krutoy Its a country that's died becuase of capitalism the world is fucked Tuvalu Marks the beginning of the end for all this is God bringing a Deluge on humanity only few will live
Large corporations that contribute to climate change and developed countries that prosper off climate change should be paying for this move. They should volunteer to pay up, or be litigated or pressured into doing so. What a tragic situation.
@@emm_arr no mate. Developed countries 100 years ago still had prosperous towns and small businesses and we were doing just fine and greenhouse gases were doing just fine. Its when globalisation started to occur with plane travel and factories being bulit in asia that greenhouse gases levels started shooting up. A poor person in England italy spain usa Canada etc etc should and mustn't feel guilty about anything.
I feel so bad that this is actually history and going to happen in my lifetime. I live in Florida, and just being able to go to the beach is a blessing. They don't want what we have at all. They don't want any part of this and are having to ask for help. There is a difference between not wanting help and then constantly begging. This is so sad. I hope climate change can be talked about more and more. We all suffer from it
It is not submerging at all. The vast majority of those Pacific islands are growing. The rate of sea level is not growing according to the IPCC..None of us here in Fla is suffering from climate change. It was hotter in the late 20's and 30's
' Due to Our kamikaze life styles' you can push this personal responsibility line all you want but it's a lie. Corporations are the massive contributors. The people are ready for renewables and they really couldn't care less as long as they have energy. Big oils addiction to ever increasing profit and governments ever increasing need to fund their mates is the cause of this.
There is a huge misunderstanding in the real nature of the problem that these islands are facing. It is not the rising of the rising of the ocean itself, but the compound effects of ocean acidification, which dissolves the calcium carbonate of the reef and also inhibits the ability of the coral polyps to create new calcium carbonate. For the denialists, there is a very basic chemical balance equation, first grade chemistry, that explains this phenomenon pretty well. The other problem is coral bleaching, contamination and other issues that kill the coral and help breaking it down. The islands are not "sinking", like some imaginary Atlantis, they are dissolving. Again, denialists: Check out the cliffs of England, even without global warming, you can see all the ingredients of what happens in these island communities but at a different scale. Unfortunately, there is nothing we can do to stop acidification and little can be done about global warming, except a mass catastrophe that wakes people up, finally, or else just wait until a good amount of boomers is three feet under so that the younger generations have a say in global policies. It will be already too late by then, but at least people should be able to organize in a more human way. They will have no choice anyway.
Read up on Glacial isostatic adjustment first before you discount the earth's crust sinking in some place's and rising in other's, coral reefs also die off naturally or by predation from the likes of sea stars and urchins and trigger fish,along with commercial and illegal dynamite fishing 🤔😉
@@johnl5316 Good to know!! Thanks for informing me. Now, you may also go and inform the folks at NOAA that don't know better, poor iliterate folks: oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/acidification.html You may also send a request for change to my university so that they change the lesson material. Thank you very much!!! BTW... last time I checked, less alkaline still meant more acid, unless you know a third axis in the pH scale that the rest of the scientific and technical community still doesn't know... Maybe pH in imaginary numbers, like pH sqrt(-2) ???? Thanks, Einstein :)
Why , Britain was the colonial master for almost 100yrs, they are the only ones with responsibility and China and India of course with all their pollution.
@@mattbarbarich3295 Because Australia and New Zealand are closest to their home in climate and proximity. As an Australian, having them wouldn't be a burden. I just hope they don't have to move
I remember seeing the Tuvalu dancers performing at the PacFest in Guam in 2016. I hope that their homeland will be safe and that there will continue to be representatives of their country and culture for generations to come.
Tuvalu can reclaim or extend land to the side, no.matter how far out they extend the land, the sea doesn't go wide it goes higher and higher, thanks for the beautiful video
It's not could, it's will, Tuvalu is going to disappear and anyone who thinks 2050 or 2060 is going to be a walk in the park is delusional: the question now is how we want 2100 to look like.
We don't have until 2050 before life on Earth becomes unbearable. I live in Scotland, a very wet place filled with huge fresh water lochs (lakes). Water has never been a problem here. If anything we're prone to a bit of flooding. This summer we had record breaking temperatures and had drought restrictions! When I think about other countries I have always acknowledged what's happening there and how bad drought has been for them. But with our abundance of water here, it never even occurred to me that we were nearly that close to having restrictions, let alone seeing rivers starting to dry up and loch levels falling. I knew it would happen eventually, but it's happening now. We do not have until 2050, none of us do.
This is so terribly sad. I really hope they can find a solution to effectively relocate and keep their culture and community alive. The best of luck to them
@@witchking008 The entire world population can fit in the state of texas with room to spare around 6 feet per person. The Maldives are not being inundated by the sea. If you look at the world Census you can found this information instead of listening to doomsayers. ..Bahamas: Nassau, The Bahamas - The 2010 national statistics recorded that the population growth increased to 353,658 persons in The Bahamas. The population change figure increased by 50,047 persons during the last 10 years. St Lucia: The island-nation of Saint Lucia recorded an overall household population increase of 5 percent from May 2001 to May 2010 based on estimates derived from a complete enumeration of the population of Saint Lucia during the conduct of the recently completed 2010 Population and Housing Census. Seychelles: Population 2002, 81755 Population 2010, 88311 Solomon Islands: The latest Solomon Islands population has surpassed half a million - that’s according to the latest census results. It’s been a decade since the last census report, and in that time the population has leaped 100,000..
Bahamas: Nassau, The Bahamas - The 2010 national statistics recorded that the population growth increased to 353,658 persons in The Bahamas. The population change figure increased by 50,047 persons during the last 10 years. St Lucia: The island-nation of Saint Lucia recorded an overall household population increase of 5 percent from May 2001 to May 2010 based on estimates derived from a complete enumeration of the population of Saint Lucia during the conduct of the recently completed 2010 Population and Housing Census. Seychelles: Population 2002, 81755 Population 2010, 88311 Solomon Islands: The latest Solomon Islands population has surpassed half a million - that’s according to the latest census results. It’s been a decade since the last census report, and in that time the population has leaped 100,000.
Climate disasters hit many parts of world, most countries burdened by huge financial loss . Hence, investment in green technology is a wise solution and cost effective to mitigate the impact of climate disaster. The world leaders must bear in mind that protection the safety of people and country disasters from climate disasters are top priority to improve trust and support of people to their government.
Beautiful country, Beautiful People. My words means nothing in saving the Island. My money and contribution to this Island and the people who are doing their job to save their Home or help them find a new home. I am sorry for what we done to the Climate
I am hoping there will be a place they can buy and all relocate together A large habitable Island and lots of money to build infrastructure and a future May God bless the people ofTuvalu
Cmon,there are around 12k of residents. Make countries provide them with citizenship they want to get. For example one tuvalu citizen wants to have a citizenship of Australia - grant it to him…
You know what why not create new micro-nations in the USA. I mean if the USA can't let the Marshall Islands have a place in the Midwest there's no use in the USA to consider itself an ally of these small countries in the Pacific ocean.
Airports in coastal cities that are extended are man-made in Hong Kong, Seoul-Incheon, and Tokyo. Even parts of Dubai that stretch outward into the sea are man-made. Would it be too costly to reclaim the land instead of relocating to another more oversized island?
Tuvalu has been studied along with other coral atolls since before Darwin, and it was clear at that time that such atolls GROW with sea level rise. They are not sinking. At all.@@youwatch1995
What do they think their ancestors did, How do they think they made it onto Tuvalu in the first place? Their ancestors before them probably faced a similar crisis in which the entire people moved and landed on that Island. Many acient Pacific islanders did this when the land bared no food or was no longer able to live there, they'd make boats and sail until they found a new island they could make home. Its not a matter of who can help, its a matter of finding them a new home they can move too, they moved millions of jews from Europe and settled them in Jureuselan, they can help move the Tuvalians to a new island thats suitable. But then in the end you know no one is gonna help, no one wants to help (Gov. Wise) they are just going assimulate them into another island perhaps even migrate them to Australia like they did the Jewish people and set up a new micro nation. If i were to help I would first find a suitable land that is unoccupied and move them there, let them start over and grow again and rebuild their society. as long as the people can survive, grow food, and be self substained their roots and culture can't die.
Large companies and 1st world countries contributes, hugely, to the climate change BUT I think, its the HUMAN CONSUMERS, including myself. The undying INCONTENMENT, SATISFACTION, and how humans CREATION to live a EFFORTLESS life!
I don't think they will actually leave, because no one want to abandon this beautiful country and become second class citizens of some other countries. Reclamation will be more realistic.
What if the US collapsed? You'd feel the exact same patriotism these people are feeling. The island is all these people have known in their entire lives, but now it's disappearing.
Even if we cut 100% carbon output, nature needs decades to absorb back those carbon. So reducing our carbon print will not fix the problem, but it will delay it.
This is sad. Just wondering if China and Dubai can make their own artificial island, cant they make their entire island a little bit higher? or perhaps make an artificial mountain?
If I was a billionaire who owned a corporation I'd be pushing my prices up so I could make enough profit to complete my bunker before the inevitable...
@@Cruner62 Check the recent increase in billionaire bunkers with seed vaults and fully recyclable air and water and private armies. It's all the rage among the idol wealthy...
Send them large rocks to build up there island? Or how about some sort of floating platform thats anchored? Or maybe they all just need to move to new zealand or somewhere uninhabited in australia, i figure if they can live on a tiny island they could make a living anywhere
At the current rate, the last sand dune will be underwater in only 1172 years. Only the island is made up of shifting sands that rise and fall and relocate so such calculations are meaningless. Typhoons are no more a problem now than they ever were. Lack of fresh water is their problem.
I understand the need for their culture and own governance to be preserved. Something is better than nothing however so I am wondering. Can other countries open up an asylum program based on environmental needs? At least setting up community or family outposts in other countries could provide support for another landing spot. Also, after naturalization a voice in their new respective government?
"Keeping all that's special about their island culture"? What if the same was said about Britain. I can only imagine the negative superlatives that would be thrown around by the likes of C4.
Why are relying on “Other People” to change the climate.? It’s a natural thing that’s going to happen. Relocation is necessary for them, the island will soon be under water, & time is an illusion, it’s best to leave while it’s still on land.
I’m sitting here watching, I don’t see anything besides a bunch of rich fools playing on the emotions of little poor people. They want more money and power.
@@droppydog98 That's exactly what's happening. The governments of places mass producing climate change, the rich fools, are making these children lose their homes. Glad we're on the same page
Common sense. But I bet in the UK planners are still building on possible flood areas. So where does the UK build someone will ask...well,..not in the obvious places just to make money would be a start.
Is Rising Sea Water, Or Water Shift. Same Amount Of Water, But Now The Earth Has Made A adjustment. In Other Words. A Wobble, What Was One Dry Will Become Wet
We have been building where we SHOULDN'T have built. This has been the case for centuries. Now the folly of building where we shouldn't have done is being linked to "climate change." It is convenient for those politicians who are trying to force their citizenry to do what the POLITICIAN wants.
@@maigepresents5840 If it happens at all, it will NOT be quick enough to make that dream come true. In the meantime, new science will come up with new sources of energy. The danger is in discarding too quickly what we have and know works well.
SEA LEVEL TRENDS Home/Map U.S. Stations Global Stations Trend Tables Select U.S. Trend Table Global Trend Table U.S. Average Seasonal Cycles Global Average Seasonal Cycles U.S. Trends Map U.S. Regions Select North Atlantic Station Trends North Pacific Station Trends Tropical/Gulf of Mexico Trends Global Regional Trends Anomalies Select Monthly Anomalies Anomaly Count/Year  _Relative Sea Level Trends for Northern Atlantic_ at tidesandcurrents noaa gov : the Battery recorded 2.9mm/year over the last 50 years
here is the exact same amount of water on earth as there was 2 million years ago. you do know that water cant actually leave the planet. honestly, for the globalists taking your cash, this is like taking candy off babies.
7 Well!Now, I would like tell the couples to give a religious education to their children. There are cartoons on the Bible that you can show them so that they will have a religious culture to start. And you, sisters, take care of your sons and daughters. The beginning of a good education is always strict.
12 When you say that Jesus Christ or Mahomet is your prophet, it is an abuse of language, just like your presidents who say that it is God who established them, while it is their population who established them by votes. How can a dead man be the prophet of the living? And how can a prophet say that he is the last prophet? If I tell you that after me there will no more be prophets, this will mean that the world will come to an end on the day of my death. But if the world continues, this will mean that I am a false prophet or you misunderstood me. It is as if Donald Trump was saying that he is the last president of the United States. The notion of last prophet is an imbecility. Salvation through a holy book or a dead prophet is an imbecility. But you, if you are a son of God, no matter what leads you out of a religion, you shall never seek another religion or a holy book that would be better than the others but you shall seek the living prophet of your time and he will tell you what you need to do to be saved. Outside of a living prophet, there is no Word of God. All those interpretations of holy books that you consume in your temples, churches, mosques and synagogues are transgenic food, food for pigs. [Kc.110v19] #PKP CHANELTV
The saddest part of this is seeing such a rich and beautiful culutre lose its homeland. Even if they bring the culture with them to new places, it will never be the same :(
Agree ... feels so sad for em . I actually want to migrate there but It'll never happen
The saddest part are countries like China, which are still building to coal-fired power plants, Every WEEK.
They are now on the way to tripling the output of the entire United States, with no signs of even contemplating slowing down, in their mad rush for an ever higher GDP
They absolutely do not care about this issue, as these facts prove
It's going to eventually happen to all cities near sea level, either our grand children or great grand children will experience this and the mass migrations that will ensure and eventual societal collapse.
Tuvalu has been studies along with other coral atols since before Darwin, and it was cleaar at that time that such atolls GROW with sea level rise.
it is not submerging at all. The vast majority of those Pacific islands are growing
"The people who contribute the least to climate change suffer its impact the most."
Cue the media friendly sound byte.
It is not submerging at all. The vast majority of those Pacific islands are growing. The rate of sea level is not growing according to the IPCC
I just wanted to write this, but this quote is definitely beautifully said
I remember 20 years ago they asked for help, big oil lobbyists paid off politicians to ignore them as usual. Now this country doesn't stand a chance, if we stop carbon output this second, 100% the weather will continue to worsen for at least 8 years. It's how the planet works, and greenhouse gasses have 5 times the effect at the Arctic Circle. Air currents take a long time to travel their course.
Why is this the first time hearing this??? I HAD TO LOOK THIS UP...why are news stations ignoring them??
Maybe it's because their area is only 26km sq and with 12k population?
Are you naive?
Naive? Just surprised I just learned of a small nation SINKING...
@@jaysasso4392 I was referring to your surprise that you think MSM would cover stuff like this. MSM is a cancer of the world.
@@Mark-krutoy Its a country that's died becuase of capitalism the world is fucked Tuvalu Marks the beginning of the end for all this is God bringing a Deluge on humanity only few will live
Large corporations that contribute to climate change and developed countries that prosper off climate change should be paying for this move. They should volunteer to pay up, or be litigated or pressured into doing so. What a tragic situation.
I'm glad you're willing to pay more in taxes
@@shaunmckenzie5509 "I'm glad you're willing to pay more in taxes"
You get the F others t-shirt for that. You are so very special.
And yet you and me still contribute to it
Developing *
Stop with the developed countries bullshit.
Look at factories in china and india..
@@emm_arr no mate. Developed countries 100 years ago still had prosperous towns and small businesses and we were doing just fine and greenhouse gases were doing just fine.
Its when globalisation started to occur with plane travel and factories being bulit in asia that greenhouse gases levels started shooting up.
A poor person in England italy spain usa Canada etc etc should and mustn't feel guilty about anything.
I feel so bad that this is actually history and going to happen in my lifetime. I live in Florida, and just being able to go to the beach is a blessing. They don't want what we have at all. They don't want any part of this and are having to ask for help. There is a difference between not wanting help and then constantly begging. This is so sad. I hope climate change can be talked about more and more. We all suffer from it
Tuvalu has been studies along with other coral atols since before Darwin, and it was cleaar at that time that such atolls GROW with sea level rise.
@@johnl5316True not to mention climate change doesn’t actually exist.
It is not submerging at all. The vast majority of those Pacific islands are growing. The rate of sea level is not growing according to the IPCC..None of us here in Fla is suffering from climate change. It was hotter in the late 20's and 30's
' Due to Our kamikaze life styles' you can push this personal responsibility line all you want but it's a lie. Corporations are the massive contributors. The people are ready for renewables and they really couldn't care less as long as they have energy. Big oils addiction to ever increasing profit and governments ever increasing need to fund their mates is the cause of this.
📠
It most certainly won't be just one.
There is a huge misunderstanding in the real nature of the problem that these islands are facing. It is not the rising of the rising of the ocean itself, but the compound effects of ocean acidification, which dissolves the calcium carbonate of the reef and also inhibits the ability of the coral polyps to create new calcium carbonate. For the denialists, there is a very basic chemical balance equation, first grade chemistry, that explains this phenomenon pretty well.
The other problem is coral bleaching, contamination and other issues that kill the coral and help breaking it down.
The islands are not "sinking", like some imaginary Atlantis, they are dissolving. Again, denialists: Check out the cliffs of England, even without global warming, you can see all the ingredients of what happens in these island communities but at a different scale.
Unfortunately, there is nothing we can do to stop acidification and little can be done about global warming, except a mass catastrophe that wakes people up, finally, or else just wait until a good amount of boomers is three feet under so that the younger generations have a say in global policies. It will be already too late by then, but at least people should be able to organize in a more human way. They will have no choice anyway.
Thanks for sharing these valuable information.
Read up on Glacial isostatic adjustment first before you discount the earth's crust sinking in some place's and rising in other's, coral reefs also die off naturally or by predation from the likes of sea stars and urchins and trigger fish,along with commercial and illegal dynamite fishing 🤔😉
The sea is not becoming acid. Less alkaline does not equal acid
@@johnl5316 Good to know!! Thanks for informing me. Now, you may also go and inform the folks at NOAA that don't know better, poor iliterate folks: oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/acidification.html
You may also send a request for change to my university so that they change the lesson material. Thank you very much!!!
BTW... last time I checked, less alkaline still meant more acid, unless you know a third axis in the pH scale that the rest of the scientific and technical community still doesn't know...
Maybe pH in imaginary numbers, like pH sqrt(-2) ????
Thanks, Einstein :)
Garbage. Which petro-chemical company do you work for?
This is sad.. 😥 Hope they will get help. Can Australia or New Zealand accommodate those people?
Why , Britain was the colonial master for almost 100yrs, they are the only ones with responsibility and China and India of course with all their pollution.
@@mattbarbarich3295 Because Australia and New Zealand are closest to their home in climate and proximity. As an Australian, having them wouldn't be a burden. I just hope they don't have to move
With a population of 12,000, Joe Biden is bringing in that many illegal aliens into the USA every day.
Send them to UK
You really think tropical people want to live in the UK weather.. they don't deserve to be punished like that@@charlestonchanming9251
I hope that Tuvalu is not swallowed up, we must do something to slow this down 😢
I remember seeing the Tuvalu dancers performing at the PacFest in Guam in 2016. I hope that their homeland will be safe and that there will continue to be representatives of their country and culture for generations to come.
A naturally beautiful island...and sins! Is there a detailed story about the risk of this island's drowning?
Tuvalu can reclaim or extend land to the side, no.matter how far out they extend the land, the sea doesn't go wide it goes higher and higher, thanks for the beautiful video
It's not could, it's will, Tuvalu is going to disappear and anyone who thinks 2050 or 2060 is going to be a walk in the park is delusional: the question now is how we want 2100 to look like.
We don't have until 2050 before life on Earth becomes unbearable. I live in Scotland, a very wet place filled with huge fresh water lochs (lakes). Water has never been a problem here. If anything we're prone to a bit of flooding. This summer we had record breaking temperatures and had drought restrictions!
When I think about other countries I have always acknowledged what's happening there and how bad drought has been for them. But with our abundance of water here, it never even occurred to me that we were nearly that close to having restrictions, let alone seeing rivers starting to dry up and loch levels falling. I knew it would happen eventually, but it's happening now. We do not have until 2050, none of us do.
It is not submerging at all. The vast majority of those Pacific islands are growing. The rate of sea level is not growing according to the IPCC
This is so terribly sad. I really hope they can find a solution to effectively relocate and keep their culture and community alive. The best of luck to them
It's called carving up big nations like the USA and Russia I don't see why we can't just create new borders within these two countries
Stop listening to the prophet of doom.
We will all be jampacked in one continent and we will see a massive chaos
@@witchking008 The entire world population can fit in the state of texas with room to spare around 6 feet per person. The Maldives are not being inundated by the sea. If you look at the world Census you can found this information instead of listening to doomsayers. ..Bahamas:
Nassau, The Bahamas - The 2010 national statistics recorded that the population growth increased to 353,658 persons in The Bahamas. The population change figure increased by 50,047 persons during the last 10 years.
St Lucia:
The island-nation of Saint Lucia recorded an overall household population increase of 5 percent from May 2001 to May 2010 based on estimates derived from a complete enumeration of the population of Saint Lucia during the conduct of the recently completed 2010 Population and Housing Census.
Seychelles:
Population 2002, 81755
Population 2010, 88311
Solomon Islands:
The latest Solomon Islands population has surpassed half a million - that’s according to the latest census results.
It’s been a decade since the last census report, and in that time the population has leaped 100,000..
Bahamas:
Nassau, The Bahamas - The 2010 national statistics recorded that the population growth increased to 353,658 persons in The Bahamas. The population change figure increased by 50,047 persons during the last 10 years.
St Lucia:
The island-nation of Saint Lucia recorded an overall household population increase of 5 percent from May 2001 to May 2010 based on estimates derived from a complete enumeration of the population of Saint Lucia during the conduct of the recently completed 2010 Population and Housing Census.
Seychelles:
Population 2002, 81755
Population 2010, 88311
Solomon Islands:
The latest Solomon Islands population has surpassed half a million - that’s according to the latest census results.
It’s been a decade since the last census report, and in that time the population has leaped 100,000.
Climate disasters hit many parts of world, most countries burdened by huge financial loss . Hence, investment in green technology is a wise solution and cost effective to mitigate the impact of climate disaster. The world leaders must bear in mind that protection the safety of people and country disasters from climate disasters are top priority to improve trust and support of people to their government.
Tuvalu has been studies along with other coral atols since before Darwin, and it was cleaar at that time that such atolls GROW with sea level rise.
When will our World Leaders walk the talk?
Beautiful country, Beautiful People. My words means nothing in saving the Island. My money and contribution to this Island and the people who are doing their job to save their Home or help them find a new home. I am sorry for what we done to the Climate
I am hoping there will be a place they can buy and all relocate together
A large habitable Island and lots of money to build infrastructure and a future May God bless the people ofTuvalu
But what's really important is making sure oil companies make massive profits ....
Last one on earth, get the lights ...
Condolences to the people and animals.
This is why those protesters are so extreme in the UK. Do you really used a private jet to go to this meeting 400 private jets..
And this is why almost no one takes these meetings seriously and the people who speak there.
Cmon,there are around 12k of residents. Make countries provide them with citizenship they want to get. For example one tuvalu citizen wants to have a citizenship of Australia - grant it to him…
They don't want to lose there culture and way of life
Thanks for the .tk
They are only 11 200 people that's a small town. All of those " leaders " can't help those people?
Why is no one mad at the corporations who are causing this. Its always the regular people that have to suffer.
Those corporations made your phone. Why are you using their products?
You know what why not create new micro-nations in the USA. I mean if the USA can't let the Marshall Islands have a place in the Midwest there's no use in the USA to consider itself an ally of these small countries in the Pacific ocean.
Airports in coastal cities that are extended are man-made in Hong Kong, Seoul-Incheon, and Tokyo. Even parts of Dubai that stretch outward into the sea are man-made. Would it be too costly to reclaim the land instead of relocating to another more oversized island?
Tuvalu has been studied along with other coral atolls since before Darwin, and it was clear at that time that such atolls GROW with sea level rise.
They dont have the budget for that one. Its just a small country
Tuvalu has been studied along with other coral atolls since before Darwin, and it was clear at that time that such atolls GROW with sea level rise. They are not sinking. At all.@@youwatch1995
What do they think their ancestors did, How do they think they made it onto Tuvalu in the first place? Their ancestors before them probably faced a similar crisis in which the entire people moved and landed on that Island. Many acient Pacific islanders did this when the land bared no food or was no longer able to live there, they'd make boats and sail until they found a new island they could make home.
Its not a matter of who can help, its a matter of finding them a new home they can move too, they moved millions of jews from Europe and settled them in Jureuselan, they can help move the Tuvalians to a new island thats suitable.
But then in the end you know no one is gonna help, no one wants to help (Gov. Wise) they are just going assimulate them into another island perhaps even migrate them to Australia like they did the Jewish people and set up a new micro nation.
If i were to help I would first find a suitable land that is unoccupied and move them there, let them start over and grow again and rebuild their society. as long as the people can survive, grow food, and be self substained their roots and culture can't die.
Start planting mangrove tree as buffer.
Large companies and 1st world countries contributes, hugely, to the climate change BUT I think, its the HUMAN CONSUMERS, including myself. The undying INCONTENMENT, SATISFACTION, and how humans CREATION to live a EFFORTLESS life!
This is so sad us humans are ruining a country
this is horrible situation that need fast and good solution now is time to implement human rights
If people in hot country don't wear a Shirt , the situation can be saved
Mangrove trees plant mangrove trees lots of it cover the whole tuvalu with mangrove trees.
I would rather be lost to the ocean As to relocate to a hostile environment. Or humbly take someone else's scraps
I hope the country will provide great barrier fence around the island I want to live there.
STOP SCHOOL , LEARN SWIMMING
Save Tuvalu! 🇹🇻
I don't think they will actually leave, because no one want to abandon this beautiful country and become second class citizens of some other countries. Reclamation will be more realistic.
Stay safe Tuvalu 🇹🇻 it's happening in the low Islands 🏝 of Tonga 🇹🇴 🙏
God Bless Tuvalu.
That literally means nothing
Human history has lots of stories like this
I really want to visit Tuvalu before it goes under
Tuvalu has been studies along with other coral atols since before Darwin, and it was cleaar at that time that such atolls GROW with sea level rise.
its actually being dissolved, not sinking
Meanwhile Talor Swift and her 13 minutes-plane:
We are depriving these children their very future.. 😢
now these are the type of people that should be migrant
New Zealand is usually the next stop for Polynesians
Cmon its an island...hope those people go to safer places. Imagine a small place like that paying for a ministry of climate change.
What if the US collapsed? You'd feel the exact same patriotism these people are feeling. The island is all these people have known in their entire lives, but now it's disappearing.
is inevitable, Pangea was a thing until the earthquakes
Even if we cut 100% carbon output, nature needs decades to absorb back those carbon. So reducing our carbon print will not fix the problem, but it will delay it.
Nuclear and carbon capture
It is not submerging at all. The vast majority of those Pacific islands are growing. The rate of sea level is not growing according to the IPCC
This is sad. Just wondering if China and Dubai can make their own artificial island, cant they make their entire island a little bit higher? or perhaps make an artificial mountain?
Send boulders lol
That's what you were testing in Luton!
Tell them Canada will welcome you all.
These are tropical people who live in a perfect 26 to 32 degree climate year round, sending them to Canada would be torture I'd imagine
We cant just take them in as canadian, their culture is too different.
Why doesn't Indonesia or New Guinea take them in?
If I was a billionaire who owned a corporation I'd be pushing my prices up so I could make enough profit to complete my bunker before the inevitable...
And long before that the billionaires will have sunk with the people they profited from.
@@Cruner62 Check the recent increase in billionaire bunkers with seed vaults and fully recyclable air and water and private armies. It's all the rage among the idol wealthy...
That's what they are doing, and they are dumb for it.
Morally bankrupt
Send them large rocks to build up there island? Or how about some sort of floating platform thats anchored? Or maybe they all just need to move to new zealand or somewhere uninhabited in australia, i figure if they can live on a tiny island they could make a living anywhere
This aged very badly. Just today I saw on New York Post that the island's bigger than before. Go figure 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
At the current rate, the last sand dune will be underwater in only 1172 years. Only the island is made up of shifting sands that rise and fall and relocate so such calculations are meaningless. Typhoons are no more a problem now than they ever were. Lack of fresh water is their problem.
Horrible, very saddest, i don't know how to express my feelings for them🥺 this is very saddest ever story after i Know Tuvalu country exist...
1:53 that’s a little over simplistic
A floating city would be better. And they could be the first to do it.
Mainly caused by human activities , such as existing.
ouch
Can someone please tell me where I can find concrete evidence that this island is sinking because of human pollution.
Only solution is relocation. It's almost impossible politically.
Can we stop blaming man made climate change for this? This is the inevitability of climate change making marks. Our planet isn't constant.
It happens, but not this quickly
If it was ukrain eaurope and usa would be donating billion.
I understand the need for their culture and own governance to be preserved. Something is better than nothing however so I am wondering. Can other countries open up an asylum program based on environmental needs? At least setting up community or family outposts in other countries could provide support for another landing spot. Also, after naturalization a voice in their new respective government?
Im from the Philippines, I saw how the sea has eaten one street we used to call "calle Rizal". Global Warming is real!
Hopefully the sea will stop rising, so people want have to move from their home, in that country.
Sure is alot of Americans in these comments 😐
Just move from this island... The island will gone soon...
The Atoll is sinking, rather than the sea rising. They do it all the time.
and what about all the other low lying lands ?
"Keeping all that's special about their island culture"?
What if the same was said about Britain. I can only imagine the negative superlatives that would be thrown around by the likes of C4.
Great trolling. Nobody will guess your motive.
@@emm_arr trolling? Facts.
Wyte people can't be proud of their culture. Come on, don't you know the rules.
@@JD83000 Invented facts are the bestest facts ever.
Great trolling. Nobody will guess your motive.
Thanks to the effects of climate change, there will soon be even more of these pesky immigrants for people like you to complain about.
they need to move to wakanda
Why are relying on “Other People” to change the climate.? It’s a natural thing that’s going to happen.
Relocation is necessary for them, the island will soon be under water, & time is an illusion, it’s best to leave while it’s still on land.
It is not natural the climate should be cooling but we spew a couple billion tons of co2 into the atmosphere every day
The fact that these children are Noah's ark for their people....just broke me. I'm literally crying. This is horrifying.
The logical solution would be to evac the local populous to Samoa.
Every climate change denier should be made to sit in front of this video.
They will still deny it
I’m sitting here watching, I don’t see anything besides a bunch of rich fools playing on the emotions of little poor people. They want more money and power.
@@droppydog98 That's exactly what's happening. The governments of places mass producing climate change, the rich fools, are making these children lose their homes. Glad we're on the same page
Common sense. But I bet in the UK planners are still building on possible flood areas. So where does the UK build someone will ask...well,..not in the obvious places just to make money would be a start.
Is Rising Sea Water, Or Water Shift.
Same Amount Of Water, But Now The Earth Has Made A adjustment.
In Other Words. A Wobble, What Was One Dry Will Become Wet
Humans are doomed
We could still slow it down a bit. Emissions are STILL rising!
Much of Florida and the US east coat is similar. Mar-a-Lardo is a mere 7ft above sea level.
This is serious - for us all.
We have been building where we SHOULDN'T have built. This has been the case for centuries. Now the folly of building where we shouldn't have done is being linked to "climate change." It is convenient for those politicians who are trying to force their citizenry to do what the POLITICIAN wants.
It will be OK now Big Ron is back in charge.
I live about 50 metres above sea level... looking forward to my home becoming a beach front property in the next 20 years...
@@maigepresents5840 Coll trolling. Madnificent.
@@maigepresents5840 If it happens at all, it will NOT be quick enough to make that dream come true. In the meantime, new science will come up with new sources of energy. The danger is in discarding too quickly what we have and know works well.
if the sea is rising, why is the water the same level at the statue of liberty as the last 100 years ?
SEA LEVEL TRENDS
Home/Map
U.S. Stations
Global Stations
Trend Tables
Select U.S. Trend Table Global Trend Table U.S. Average Seasonal Cycles Global Average Seasonal Cycles
U.S. Trends Map
U.S. Regions
Select North Atlantic Station Trends North Pacific Station Trends Tropical/Gulf of Mexico Trends
Global Regional Trends
Anomalies
Select Monthly Anomalies Anomaly Count/Year

_Relative Sea Level Trends for Northern Atlantic_ at tidesandcurrents noaa gov : the Battery recorded 2.9mm/year over the last 50 years
It has. Since 1950 sea levels in New York have risen 9 inches.
here is the exact same amount of water on earth as there was 2 million years ago. you do know that water cant actually leave the planet.
honestly, for the globalists taking your cash, this is like taking candy off babies.
It rose only a few inches. Basically you can't tell the difference rn. But you will in like 50 years maybe.
It's risen a fair bit
But it's not sinking it's get bigger ?.
Itl be back in 70 or so years when things lapse around, best we house and give refuge to these people however
Cyberpunk moment
Let them eat cake
New York is sinking
Just imagine
NZ will happily take you’s in, But I hope it won’t come to it 🤞🏽
Same from Australia, although our refugee policies aren't as good
@@osheridan Australia send refugees to a Illidan prison colony for decades
Underground city soon...........like Atlantis
So Sad
We need to turn back to nuclear as soon as possible
7 Well!Now, I would like tell the couples to give a religious education to their children. There are cartoons on the Bible that you can show them so that they will have a religious culture to start. And you, sisters, take care of your sons and daughters. The beginning of a good education is always strict.
Tbf it has happened for hundreds of Thousands of years and will happen for the next 100k years they’ll rise and lower
And you're willing to let innocent people die because of that?
12 When you say that Jesus Christ or Mahomet is your prophet, it is an abuse of language, just like your presidents who say that it is God who established them, while it is their population who established them by votes. How can a dead man be the prophet of the living? And how can a prophet say that he is the last prophet? If I tell you that after me there will no more be prophets, this will mean that the world will come to an end on the day of my death. But if the world continues, this will mean that I am a false prophet or you misunderstood me. It is as if Donald Trump was saying that he is the last president of the United States. The notion of last prophet is an imbecility. Salvation through a holy book or a dead prophet is an imbecility. But you, if you are a son of God, no matter what leads you out of a religion, you shall never seek another religion or a holy book that would be better than the others but you shall seek the living prophet of your time and he will tell you what you need to do to be saved. Outside of a living prophet, there is no Word of God. All those interpretations of holy books that you consume in your temples, churches, mosques and synagogues are transgenic food, food for pigs. [Kc.110v19]
#PKP CHANELTV
Atlantis incoming