For developed countries, when it comes to climate change, it’s all about numbers. 続きを読む
Tofulau Maitoga
Water is really coming up. I know that plants will die eventually. I am worried about our people who live in fear today. 続きを読む
Talaua Maeli
I want to work for the island council in the future to build a chicken house 続きを読む
Tiala Timena
I feel most happy when I am at school because I can get knowledge that I can use in the future to get a good job to support my family. 続きを読む
Tepoutoa Epati
I come from a long line of a traditional fishing family and enjoy fishing most. 続きを読む
Faimafili Nukualofa
I want to live in this house even when I grow up, and I want to keep cleaning my house. 続きを読む
Nelesoni Manuao
My dream is to stay here in this house in this island as long as the ocean has plenty of fish. 続きを読む
Leiki Tomu
As a Matai (head of family), it is important and joyous to look after my family. 続きを読む
Palekiimanogi Saaga
When the alarm about the tsunami was broadcasted, my children really fear about that, but we cannot do anything, because this island don’t have some high ground or mountains. 続きを読む
Lili Sio
I am happy because I am healthy. I enjoy volleyball very much. I enjoy pretty much everything. 続きを読む