Adapting to a changing climate

A new video documentary by the UNFCCC Adaptation Committee aims at raising awareness on climate change adaptation. The 20 minute documentary “Adapting to a changing climate” introduces viewers to the topic of climate change adaptation, weaving in inspiring stories of adaptation action and interviews with experts.
Experts:
Christina Chan, Co-Chair, Adaptation Committee
Juan Hoffmaister, Co-Chair, Adaptation Committee
Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary, UNFCCC
HE Lucille Sering, Secretary of the Climate Change Commission of the Philippines
Ms Mary Robinson, UN Special Envoy for Climate Change
Professor Lord Nicholas Stern, academic and author of the “Stern Review”
Ms Bianca Jagger, Chair of the Human Rights Foundation.

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James Smith and what?

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Meh

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Me

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This documentary was well done! The main points on resilience and also adaption speak so much truth! More people need to see this, because frankly people these days have a trouble understanding unless proven to them with facts, footage/pictures.

[@vthilton]

Save Our Planet through Sharing, Justice and Peace for all.

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VERY IMPRESSIVE MOVIE CLIP ! THANK YOU FOR THE ENCOURAGING SPEECHES :)

[@MrLoreto99]

Thank you for the information. Very helpful

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We don`t have plan B because we don`t have planet B

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Well, ever heard of Elon Musk?

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the comedy central logo, one c is facing the opposite direction bc its a bit gay. no offense to anyone who actually reads this comment

[@evadd2]

Too late. We're headed past 2 degrees and from there it will full panic. I'd like to believe in my species, but we can't even agree on the small problems like healthcare, human rights and freedom. Buy land, plant hardy crops and learn to share.

[@evadd2]

@ For what? People to make decisions that are fact based and offer a livable future? When someone can explain why any voter in the US would ever vote Republican, I'll start to have hope.

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@@evadd2 Dont blame the individual, when all our problems are caused by the multi-billion dollar industries that produce products in unregulated countries and bring them back to western society. We should be making all our products domestically so that we can enforce our environmental regulations. For example, why buy oil and gas from Russia or Saudi Arabia when both the US and Canada have massive oil reserves? Companies can be made liable for environmental damages, as well as produce a domestic product that has a smaller environmental foot print than buying foreign products. We cant hold Russia or China responsible for their pollution, but we use them anyway because people "trust" big companies and feel the individual need to do something. We are long past the individual, and now we need companies to take responsibility for their lackluster actions. But everyone focuses on individual options like recycling, eating less meats, etc. When companies produce and dump thousands of tons of waste and green house gases with no regard to anything except $$.

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