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December 13, 2011

Sinking Feeling: More Bad News for Pacific Island Nations

by Kate Sheppard and James West, Mother Jones, USA - In climate negotiations in Durban, South Africa, the most urgent calls for action have come from the world's small island nations. For many of those nations, the negotiations aren't about some far-off, abstract problem. It's something they're already living with, as a new Australian research project on the dramatic climate shifts underway for 15 Pacific nations reaffirmed this week.

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