Six Brazilians recount their experiences with climate change, including a centenarian community forced to relocate due to rising sea levels.
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Six Brazilians recount their experiences with climate change, including a centenarian community forced to relocate due to rising sea levels.
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A young indigenous woman leads a volunteer fire brigade in the Amazon after a devastating forest fire. In "Tomorrow Has Come," six Brazilians from five states share their experiences with climate change. A small farmer recounts six years of drought, while a centenarian caiçara community faces relocation due to rising sea levels. A retailer in Rio de Janeiro describes the destruction of his shop from landslides, and an oyster farmer details losses from increasing sea temperatures. A coastal resident recounts losing two cars to frequent storm tides.
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Why Watch
- Meet the young indigenous fire brigade leader in Brazil.
- See how a small farmer survived six years of drought.
- Find out how rising sea levels displaced a caiçara community.
Did You Know
- A young indigenous woman led a volunteer fire brigade after a forest fire.
- A small farmer faced six consecutive years of drought.
- A centenarian caiçara community was forced to relocate due to rising sea levels.
- A retailer in Rio de Janeiro lost his shop to floods and landslides that killed hundreds.
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How many states in Brazil are represented by the individuals in the documentary?
Five different states in Brazil are represented by the individuals in the documentary.
What natural disaster did a retailer in Rio de Janeiro experience?
A retailer in Rio de Janeiro experienced destruction of his shop due to rains and landslides that claimed hundreds of lives.
What impact did rising sea temperatures have on an oyster farmer?
The oyster farmer suffered harsh losses due to rising sea temperatures.
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