Why modern building techniques often fail in the face of climate change
In short: When Manu Peni returned to Papua New Guinea, his modern home taught him a harsh lesson. This video explores why we must rethink our definition of expertise by integrating Indigenous wisdom with new science and technology to build a sustainable future.
After returning to Papua New Guinea from abroad, human rights advocate Manu Peni discovered that modern construction methods are not always the most effective solutions for local environments. He argues that true sustainability requires a harmonious relationship between Indigenous wisdom and contemporary scientific advancement.
Peni suggests that to survive the challenges of climate change, we must reconsider who we designate as experts and learn to blend traditional knowledge with modern technology.
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