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climate change. The awareness of the situation and the problems it entails, not to
mention the agency demonstrated in front of such issues, are what make the Pacific
Climate Warriors protagonists of a new form of grassroots globalization. It is through
the appropriation of Western discourse, implemented and enriched by their cultural
heritage, that they can attract the public and media attention to spread their message
and try to solve the climate crisis in the Pacific.
References
350 Pacific (2013) We are not drowning. We are fighting. https://350pacific.org/we-are-not-dro
wning-we-are-fighting/. Accessed 18 June 2020
350 Pacific (2014a) Pacific Climate Warriors. https://350pacific.org/pacific-climate-warriors/.
Accessed 18 June 2020
350 Pacific (2014b) Become a Climate Warrior. https://350pacific.org/our-work/what-does-it-meanto-be-a-warrior/. Accessed 18 June 2020
350 Pacific (2016a) #PrayforOurPacific. https://350pacific.org/prayforourpacific/. Accessed 20
August 2020
350 Pacific (2016b) Pacific Climate Warrior Europe Tour Sept/Oct 2015 by Koreti
Tiumalu. https://350pacific.org/pacific-climate-warrior-europe-tour-septoct-2015-by-koreti-tiu
malu/. Accessed 20 August 2020
350 Pacific (2018) Pacific Climate Warrior, Joe Moeono-Kolio speaking at the Closing Plenary
of the Vatican Conference on Laudato Si. https:// www.facebook.com/350Pacific/videos/204620
4442057395/. Accessed 18 June 2020
350 Pacific (2019) Matagi M¯ alohi. https://spark.adobe.com/page/rGA9VQOxnDtAn/. Accessed 20
August 2020
Anderson B (1983) Imagined communities. Verso, London
Appadurai A (1996) Modernity at large. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis
Appadurai A (2000) Grassroots globalization. Public Cult 12(1):1–19
Bonnemaison J (1985) The tree and the canoe: roots and mobility in Vanuatu societies. Pac Viewp
26(1):30–62
Boykoff M, Boykoff J (2007) Climate change and journalistic norms: a case-study of US mass-media
coverage. Geoforum 38(6):1190–1204
Brunois F (2005) Ethnoécologie en Océanie. J Sociétés Océanistes. https://doi.org/10.4000/jso.299
Clifford J (2001) Indigenous articulations. Contemp Pac 13(2):468–490
Connell J (2016) Last days in the Carteret Islands? Climate change, livelihoods and migration on
coral atolls. Asia Pac Viewp 57:3–15
Crate S (2011) Climate and culture: anthropology in the era of contemporary climate change. Annu
Rev Anthropol 40:175–194
Crook T, Rudiak-Gould P (2018) Introduction: Pacific climate cultures. In: Crook T, Rudiak-Gould
P (eds) Pacific climate cultures living climate change in Oceania. De Gruyter, Warsaw, pp 1–20
Cunsolo Willox A, Harper S, Edge V, ‘My Word’: Storytelling and Digital Media Lab, Rigolet
Inuit Community Government (2012) Storytelling in a digital age: emerging narrative method
for preserving and promoting indigenous oral wisdom. Qual Res 13(2):127–147
Demeritt D (2001) The construction of global warming and the politics of science. Ann Assoc Am
Geogr 91(2):307–337
Demeritt D (2006) Science studies, climate change and the prospects for constructivist critique.
Econ Soc 35(3):453–479
Dhillon J, Allooloo S (2016) Dismantling Columbus Day and the power of the present. https://tru
thout.org/articles/dismantling-columbus-and-the-power-of-the-present/. Accessed 24 June 2020.
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climate change. The awareness of the situation and the problems it entails, not to
mention the agency demonstrated in front of such issues, are what make the Pacific
Climate Warriors protagonists of a new form of grassroots globalization. It is through
the appropriation of Western discourse, implemented and enriched by their cultural
heritage, that they can attract the public and media attention to spread their message
and try to solve the climate crisis in the Pacific.
References
350 Pacific (2013) We are not drowning. We are fighting. https://350pacific.org/we-are-not-dro
wning-we-are-fighting/. Accessed 18 June 2020
350 Pacific (2014a) Pacific Climate Warriors. https://350pacific.org/pacific-climate-warriors/.
Accessed 18 June 2020
350 Pacific (2014b) Become a Climate Warrior. https://350pacific.org/our-work/what-does-it-meanto-be-a-warrior/. Accessed 18 June 2020
350 Pacific (2016a) #PrayforOurPacific. https://350pacific.org/prayforourpacific/. Accessed 20
August 2020
350 Pacific (2016b) Pacific Climate Warrior Europe Tour Sept/Oct 2015 by Koreti
Tiumalu. https://350pacific.org/pacific-climate-warrior-europe-tour-septoct-2015-by-koreti-tiu
malu/. Accessed 20 August 2020
350 Pacific (2018) Pacific Climate Warrior, Joe Moeono-Kolio speaking at the Closing Plenary
of the Vatican Conference on Laudato Si. https:// www.facebook.com/350Pacific/videos/204620
4442057395/. Accessed 18 June 2020
350 Pacific (2019) Matagi M¯ alohi. https://spark.adobe.com/page/rGA9VQOxnDtAn/. Accessed 20
August 2020
Anderson B (1983) Imagined communities. Verso, London
Appadurai A (1996) Modernity at large. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis
Appadurai A (2000) Grassroots globalization. Public Cult 12(1):1–19
Bonnemaison J (1985) The tree and the canoe: roots and mobility in Vanuatu societies. Pac Viewp
26(1):30–62
Boykoff M, Boykoff J (2007) Climate change and journalistic norms: a case-study of US mass-media
coverage. Geoforum 38(6):1190–1204
Brunois F (2005) Ethnoécologie en Océanie. J Sociétés Océanistes. https://doi.org/10.4000/jso.299
Clifford J (2001) Indigenous articulations. Contemp Pac 13(2):468–490
Connell J (2016) Last days in the Carteret Islands? Climate change, livelihoods and migration on
coral atolls. Asia Pac Viewp 57:3–15
Crate S (2011) Climate and culture: anthropology in the era of contemporary climate change. Annu
Rev Anthropol 40:175–194
Crook T, Rudiak-Gould P (2018) Introduction: Pacific climate cultures. In: Crook T, Rudiak-Gould
P (eds) Pacific climate cultures living climate change in Oceania. De Gruyter, Warsaw, pp 1–20
Cunsolo Willox A, Harper S, Edge V, ‘My Word’: Storytelling and Digital Media Lab, Rigolet
Inuit Community Government (2012) Storytelling in a digital age: emerging narrative method
for preserving and promoting indigenous oral wisdom. Qual Res 13(2):127–147
Demeritt D (2001) The construction of global warming and the politics of science. Ann Assoc Am
Geogr 91(2):307–337
Demeritt D (2006) Science studies, climate change and the prospects for constructivist critique.
Econ Soc 35(3):453–479
Dhillon J, Allooloo S (2016) Dismantling Columbus Day and the power of the present. https://tru
thout.org/articles/dismantling-columbus-and-the-power-of-the-present/. Accessed 24 June 2020.