New Report: Voices from communities affected by climate change
A new report published today, provides nine
testimonies from people around the world who have dramatic
first-hand experience of the devastating impacts of climate
change.
The Friends of the Earth International report "Voices from
Communities Affected by Change Change", is being published ahead
of the key United Nations climate talks taking place from 3-14
December 2007 in Bali, Indonesia. The report gives first hand
accounts of the impacts of climate change from indigenous people,
women, local authorities, farmers, small business owners and
small-scale fisherfolk from Honduras, Peru, Brazil, Mali,
Swaziland, the UK, Australia, Malaysia and Tuvalu.
These people highlight the strategies that they have developed to
try and adapt to the radical impacts of climate change on their
land, livelihoods and ecosystems.
Read the report here
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