Posts Tagged ‘tuvalu’
Adapting on the Atoll
As Tuvalu faces the threat of climate change, residents try to balance adaption against migration.
(Alicia Patterson Reporter, Spring 2009)
Tags: adaptation, alicia patterson reporter, atoll, climate change, environment, global warming, jeff fleischer, south pacific, tuvalu
In a Strange Land
With their homeland in danger, workers from Tuvalu travel abroad in search of employment.
(Alicia Patterson Reporter, Fall 2008)
Tags: alicia patterson reporter, climate change, environment, global warming, jeff fleischer, migrant workers, migration, new zealand, seasonal workers, south pacific, tuvalu
High Tide
Mark Lynas traveled the world to show that climate change is a global problem from which nobody — whether rich or poor — can hide.
(Mother Jones, June 23, 2004)
Tags: climate change, environment, glaciers, global warming, high tide, interview, jeff fleischer, mark lynas, mother jones, sea level rise, tuvalu
Against the Rising Tide
Climate change threatens Tuvalu’s very existence.
(Alicia Patterson Reporter, Summer 2008)
Tags: alicia patterson reporter, climate change, environment, global warming, jeff fleischer, new zealand, tuvalu
