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David-Chavez DM, Gavin MC (2018) A global assessment of Indigenous community engagement
in climate research. Environ. Res. Lett. 13(12):123005
Dittrich R (2016) Top-down and bottom-up decision-making for climate change adaptation. An
application to flooding (Doctor of Philosophy in the Economics of Climate Change Adaptation
PhD Thesis), University of Edinburgh, Scotland
Fair H (2018) Three stories of noah: navigating religious climate change narratives in the pacific
island region. Geo: Geogr Environ 5(2): e00068
Fox L, Walsh M (2016) Cyclone Winston: Fiji death toll reaches 42 with reports entire villages wiped
out on remote islands. ABC News: Australia. Retrieved [2017 April 28]; from http://www.abc.net.
au/news/2016-02-24/cyclone-winston-entire-villages-wiped-out-on-fijis-koro-island/7195842
Free Wesleyan Church (2006) Ko e Tohi Himi ‘a e Siasi Uesiliana Tau’ataina ‘o Tonga. Nuku’alofa,
Tonga, Kar Seng Trading PTE Limited
Freeman BM (2019) Promoting global health and well-being of Indigenous youth through the
connection of land and culture-based activism. Glob Health Promot 26(3_suppl): 17–25. https://
doi.org/10.1177/1757975919831253
Friel S, Bowen K, CampbellLendrum D, Frumkin H, McMichael AJ, Rasnathan K (2011) Climate
change, noncommunicable diseases, and development: The relationships and common policy
opportunities. Annu Rev of Public Health 32:133–147
Fuertes-Camacho TM, Graell-Martín M, Fuentes-Loss M, Balaguer-Fàbregas CM (2019) Integrating sustainability into higher education curricula through the project method, a global learning
strategy. Sustain 11(3):767
Gansle DJ (2007) Your world, your future and bible prophecy. Infinity, USA
Gaziulusoy AI, Brezet H (2015) Design for system innovations and transitions: A conceptual framework integrating insights from sustainability science and theories of system innovations and
transitions. J Clean Prod 108(Part A): 558–568
Goldberg MH, Gustafson A, Ballew MT, Rosenthal SA, Leiserowitz A (2019) A social identity approach to engaging Christians in the issue of climate change. Science Communication
41(4):442–463
Handley GB (2019) Climate scepticism and Christian conservatism in the united States: a transnational ecocritical analysis. In: Garrad G, Goodboy A, Handley G, Posthumus S (eds) Climate
change scepticism: a transnational ecocritical analysis. Bloomsbury Academic, London
Havea PH, Hemstock SL, Jacot Des Combes H (2017) Preparing for better livelihoods, health
and well-being—a key to climate change adaptation. In: Leal Filho W (ed) Climate change
adaptation in pacific countries: fostering resilience and improving the quality of life. Cham,
Springer International Publishing, pp 87–99
Havea PH, Hemstock SL, Jacot Des Combes H (2018a) Improving health and well-being through
climate change adaptation. In: Duncan LT (ed) Advances in health and disease, vol 4. Hauppauge,
NY, Nova Science Publisher, pp 215–230
Havea PH, Hemstock SL, Jacot Des Combes H, Luetz J (2018b) “God and Tonga are my inheritance!”—climate change impact on perceived spirituality, adaptation and lessons learned from
Kanokupolu, ‘Ahau, Tukutonga, Popua and Manuka in Tongatapu, Tonga. In: Leal Filho W
(ed) Climate change impacts and adaptation strategies for coastal communities—climate change
management. Cham, Springer
Havea PH, Hemstock SL, Jacot Des Combe H, Luetz J, Liava‘a L FC (2019a) Impact of climate
change on spirituality. Pac Dynamics—Journal Interdiscip Res 3(1): 33–45
Havea PH, Siga A, Rabuatoka T, Tagivetaua Tamani A, Devi P, Senikula R, Hemstock SL, Jacot Des
Combes H (2019b) Using vocational education to support development solutions in the Pacific:
an emphasis on climate change and health. Applied environmental education & communication,
1–16
Hill PC, Pargament KI (2003) Advances in the conceptualization and measurement of religion and
spirituality: implications for physical and mental health research. Am Psychol 58(1):64–74
Howells K (2010) Making sense of bible prophecy. Lulu, European Union
243
David-Chavez DM, Gavin MC (2018) A global assessment of Indigenous community engagement
in climate research. Environ. Res. Lett. 13(12):123005
Dittrich R (2016) Top-down and bottom-up decision-making for climate change adaptation. An
application to flooding (Doctor of Philosophy in the Economics of Climate Change Adaptation
PhD Thesis), University of Edinburgh, Scotland
Fair H (2018) Three stories of noah: navigating religious climate change narratives in the pacific
island region. Geo: Geogr Environ 5(2): e00068
Fox L, Walsh M (2016) Cyclone Winston: Fiji death toll reaches 42 with reports entire villages wiped
out on remote islands. ABC News: Australia. Retrieved [2017 April 28]; from http://www.abc.net.
au/news/2016-02-24/cyclone-winston-entire-villages-wiped-out-on-fijis-koro-island/7195842
Free Wesleyan Church (2006) Ko e Tohi Himi ‘a e Siasi Uesiliana Tau’ataina ‘o Tonga. Nuku’alofa,
Tonga, Kar Seng Trading PTE Limited
Freeman BM (2019) Promoting global health and well-being of Indigenous youth through the
connection of land and culture-based activism. Glob Health Promot 26(3_suppl): 17–25. https://
doi.org/10.1177/1757975919831253
Friel S, Bowen K, CampbellLendrum D, Frumkin H, McMichael AJ, Rasnathan K (2011) Climate
change, noncommunicable diseases, and development: The relationships and common policy
opportunities. Annu Rev of Public Health 32:133–147
Fuertes-Camacho TM, Graell-Martín M, Fuentes-Loss M, Balaguer-Fàbregas CM (2019) Integrating sustainability into higher education curricula through the project method, a global learning
strategy. Sustain 11(3):767
Gansle DJ (2007) Your world, your future and bible prophecy. Infinity, USA
Gaziulusoy AI, Brezet H (2015) Design for system innovations and transitions: A conceptual framework integrating insights from sustainability science and theories of system innovations and
transitions. J Clean Prod 108(Part A): 558–568
Goldberg MH, Gustafson A, Ballew MT, Rosenthal SA, Leiserowitz A (2019) A social identity approach to engaging Christians in the issue of climate change. Science Communication
41(4):442–463
Handley GB (2019) Climate scepticism and Christian conservatism in the united States: a transnational ecocritical analysis. In: Garrad G, Goodboy A, Handley G, Posthumus S (eds) Climate
change scepticism: a transnational ecocritical analysis. Bloomsbury Academic, London
Havea PH, Hemstock SL, Jacot Des Combes H (2017) Preparing for better livelihoods, health
and well-being—a key to climate change adaptation. In: Leal Filho W (ed) Climate change
adaptation in pacific countries: fostering resilience and improving the quality of life. Cham,
Springer International Publishing, pp 87–99
Havea PH, Hemstock SL, Jacot Des Combes H (2018a) Improving health and well-being through
climate change adaptation. In: Duncan LT (ed) Advances in health and disease, vol 4. Hauppauge,
NY, Nova Science Publisher, pp 215–230
Havea PH, Hemstock SL, Jacot Des Combes H, Luetz J (2018b) “God and Tonga are my inheritance!”—climate change impact on perceived spirituality, adaptation and lessons learned from
Kanokupolu, ‘Ahau, Tukutonga, Popua and Manuka in Tongatapu, Tonga. In: Leal Filho W
(ed) Climate change impacts and adaptation strategies for coastal communities—climate change
management. Cham, Springer
Havea PH, Hemstock SL, Jacot Des Combe H, Luetz J, Liava‘a L FC (2019a) Impact of climate
change on spirituality. Pac Dynamics—Journal Interdiscip Res 3(1): 33–45
Havea PH, Siga A, Rabuatoka T, Tagivetaua Tamani A, Devi P, Senikula R, Hemstock SL, Jacot Des
Combes H (2019b) Using vocational education to support development solutions in the Pacific:
an emphasis on climate change and health. Applied environmental education & communication,
1–16
Hill PC, Pargament KI (2003) Advances in the conceptualization and measurement of religion and
spirituality: implications for physical and mental health research. Am Psychol 58(1):64–74
Howells K (2010) Making sense of bible prophecy. Lulu, European Union