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Warming oceans and human waste hit Tuvalu's sustainable way of life Florent Baarsch and Lan Marie Berg


The Guardian - 05-Mar-2011

s islands, in the Pacific, are disappearing and islanders are turning to the outside world to survive On the salted and infertile islands of Tuvalu , hunger is kept at bay by the easy access to fish. But as the climate changes and the islands' lagoons heat up, subsistence fishermen are finding it harder to support their families. Tuvalu, the Pacific island state that is mostly known for its low-lying...


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