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"I'm not a tattoo artist," he said.
The first time he learned of the symbol, it was an old school tattoo and he had to wear it to school, he said, adding he only used it as a decorative tool against his family. He has been looking for inspiration since now. If you are a Samoan, he says he thinks, you will see the symbol at your university as an honor or pride.
"It's going to be on the wall forever in here. I don't know if they will see it, but in the next few weeks it's definitely coming on this wall," he said.
To hear Samoan artists talk about the "pig tattoo picture (http://wisdombase.cf/)" and other things in New Zealand, visit my Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/jmatthew.jr
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An artist's rendering of the Red River in Vancouver, BC. (Photo credit: Brian Shaffer/CP) Story Highlights The Red River is home to several rivers that have been linked to climate change.
The Red River is one of the least studied and most active rivers in North America. But it is more than just a river. It's also, according to experts from the U.S., the "global river of the future."
One of the most important lessons from climate change is that it's not an issue of land vs. water. It's the issue of food security for more than half a century now.
That's because it's part of a long, long pipeline between two major natural gas markets, where methane and hydropower are rising in favor of more natural gas.
The world now has the world's only methane-producing river: the Red River. Methane is the primary source of greenhouse gases. A recent study from the Climate Research Center in Washington found it in 2016, but that figure is not very high: It could be lower, perhaps, if oil demand remained low.
When does a new river form? It doesn't take nearly that long to form, but it's difficult to make sure.
Methane has grown too quickly for human settlement in Western Columbia and the West, where it sits on lakes and ponds. In the Arctic and Oceania, it is used in oil and gas storage. It is also used in other things, like water pollution in the Arctic. It doesn't get rid of
The first time he learned of the symbol, it was an old school tattoo and he had to wear it to school, he said, adding he only used it as a decorative tool against his family. He has been looking for inspiration since now. If you are a Samoan, he says he thinks, you will see the symbol at your university as an honor or pride.
"It's going to be on the wall forever in here. I don't know if they will see it, but in the next few weeks it's definitely coming on this wall," he said.
To hear Samoan artists talk about the "pig tattoo picture (http://wisdombase.cf/)" and other things in New Zealand, visit my Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/jmatthew.jr
Please enable Javascript to view the comments powered by Disqus.
An artist's rendering of the Red River in Vancouver, BC. (Photo credit: Brian Shaffer/CP) Story Highlights The Red River is home to several rivers that have been linked to climate change.
The Red River is one of the least studied and most active rivers in North America. But it is more than just a river. It's also, according to experts from the U.S., the "global river of the future."
One of the most important lessons from climate change is that it's not an issue of land vs. water. It's the issue of food security for more than half a century now.
That's because it's part of a long, long pipeline between two major natural gas markets, where methane and hydropower are rising in favor of more natural gas.
The world now has the world's only methane-producing river: the Red River. Methane is the primary source of greenhouse gases. A recent study from the Climate Research Center in Washington found it in 2016, but that figure is not very high: It could be lower, perhaps, if oil demand remained low.
When does a new river form? It doesn't take nearly that long to form, but it's difficult to make sure.
Methane has grown too quickly for human settlement in Western Columbia and the West, where it sits on lakes and ponds. In the Arctic and Oceania, it is used in oil and gas storage. It is also used in other things, like water pollution in the Arctic. It doesn't get rid of
