CLEAN : COP21 Indigenous peoples at climate change conference

The video discusses the impact of climate change on indigenous communities, highlighting how these communities, who have historically protected their lands, are now the first to be affected. It describes changes in weather patterns, animal migration, and the resulting challenges to local agriculture and community life. The transcript also touches on the broader implications of economic policies leading to environmental degradation and extinction, emphasizing the role of consumer exploitation in this process.

What unusual weather pattern is affecting indigenous communities?

• Constant sunshine

• Unexpected rainfall

• Frequent tornadoes

• Increased snowfall

How have the turtles' behaviors changed due to climate change?

• They have stopped migrating.

• They now move further into the jungle.

• They have started flying.

• They remain in the riverbanks.

What is one consequence of the floods mentioned in the transcript?

• Improved water quality

• More fertile soil

• Destruction of crops

• Increased fish population

What is a major challenge faced by indigenous economic systems due to climate change?

• Lack of technological advancement

• Resource exploitation

• Overpopulation

• Increased tourism

What is the global impact of the economic policies discussed?

• Increased global cooperation

• Promotion of sustainable practices

• Reduction in carbon emissions

• Exploitation of natural resources