This is a great story about the Kuna people here in Panama. Panama’s indigenous Kuna people own some of the most preserved tropical forests in Latin America, thanks to their strong land tenure rights and their traditional way of life. The Kuna have become a model for other indigenous groups, as they try to figure out their rights and their futures, in a warming planet. This story was supported by Mongabay’s Special Reporting Initiative Fellowship.
TOM,
Nice video, pity its whole premise is false.
There is no global warming; that’s why they had to change its name to “Climate Change” You cannot argue with climate change.
Sea levels are not rising anymore than ever. You should visit the beaches more often to check it out. The idea of 2cm/year rise would be visible; as it is, it is risible.
You undermine your credibility with such trashy videos on your site.
Regards
Harry