Your browser does not support this video. Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/PI-Rep-Presents-Australia-with-Fossil-of-the-Day-at-COP23-Web-Video-27MZIFJWER4CY.htmlConceptually similarKava Chats with Adam Bandt Web VideoGP0STS53MCompleted★★★★Pacific Island Represent Launch Video - English VersionGP0STR5TACompleted★★★★Pacific Island Represent Selfie Web Video (Clean Version)GP0STR6VCCompleted★★★★Pacific Island Represent Selfie Web Video (English Version)GP0STR6VDCompleted★★★★Pacific Island Represent Launch Video - 30 Second VersionGP0STR5T6Completed★★★★Day 1 at COP23 in Bonn Web VideoGP0STS536Completed★★★★Day 3 at COP23 in Bonn Web VideoGP0STS539Completed★★★★Climate Real Talk for a Second - Web VideoGP0STS53ICompleted★★★★Pacific Island Represent Launch Video - Clean VersionGP0STR5T8Completed★★★★View AllGP0STS53CPI Rep Presents Australia with Fossil of the Day at COP23 Web VideoMeet Samu and Alisi. They're calling out world leaders who like to sweet-talk the Pacific, yet continue to dig up new fossil fuels.Pacific Islanders led the fight to make the Paris Agreement really mean something. But most countries who signed it don’t seem to be taking it seriously. Fossil fuels are still being burnt and exported all over the world.Now, we have the opportunity to represent our Pacific and hold decision makers accountable. Fiji is chairing the global climate talks called COP23 in November, that will be held in Bonn, Germany,Date:6 Nov, 2017Credit:© GreenpeaceDuration:1m21sAudio format:NaturalProduction Type :WEB VIDEOKeywords:Award ceremonies-Climate (campaign title)-Climate change-COP23-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-Props-Theatrical costumes-Young adultsShoot:Pacific Island Represent 2017 videosMeet Samu and Alisi. They're calling out world leaders who like to sweet-talk the Pacific, yet continue to dig up new fossil fuels.Pacific Islanders led the fight to make the Paris Agreement really mean something. But most countries who signed it don’t seem to be taking it seriously. Fossil fuels are still being burnt and exported all over the world.Now, we have the opportunity to represent our Pacific and hold decision makers accountable. Fiji is chairing the global climate talks called COP23 in November, but the talks will take place in Bonn, Germany.Samu and Alisi went to COP23 to call out climate hypocrisy - "1.5 degrees means keeping fossil fuels in the ground!"
