As things warm up, don't forget Kiribati

Chances are you wouldn't recognize India's R.K. Pachauri if you walked by him, though - at this moment - he's one of the world's most influential figures.

[ABC]

There are many concerns about Kiribati but they are only expressed in words but NO REAL ACTIONS have been taken place. If there are they are only unrealistic and do not cut the main root of the problem.

Let encourage our industrialized big brothers to do more of the WALKING and DOING THE ACTION rather than talk, talk, talk and pouring ink on paper.

The consequences may not be equally shared but likely to strike the vulnerable and the less fortunate ones. However, faith and work have to be encouraged to be the move for islanders and the main source of ENERGY and LIGHT will be the main source of a motivator.

Cheers folks

[mr Giblets]

as the temperature is NOT getting warmer, any sea rise is not due to warming. But I expect this quack would say it is our fault if the island was actually sinking, as land often does. Did the Dutch go whining to the UN 300 years ago or more? No, they built dykes. Like the British, they reclaimed land from the sea, and didn't blame anyone. Britain is tilting - so part is sinking, the other is rising. But we aren't blaming anyone.