Rising Sea Level

Pip Starr on Beyond TV, talking about Climate Change

Pip Starr from Australia chats about his latest documentary - The First Wave - an island of people is sinking due to rising sea levels.The finger is being pointed at the Pollution coming from the industrial countries.

Interview filmed at the Beyond TV festival in Swansea, Wales in early December 2007. This may be the last public interview with Pip before his suicide on January 22, 2008.

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Video can also be played at Undercurrents Alternative News Blog - Film maker commits suicide

 

Climate Change: Arctic Sea Ice heading for Rapid Disintegration

Arctic summer sea ice is headed towards rapid disintegration as early as 2013, a century ahead of the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) projections, according to 'the Big Melt' (PDF), a new review of recent scientific literature on climate change produced by www.carbonequity.info. We have gone past the tipping point for Arctic sea ice and now we watch the disintegration of the Greenland and the West Antarctic ice sheets which will result in catastrophic changes in sea level of 5 metres or more in the next 100 years.

Related: Walk Against Warming 2007 | “No viable future with fossil or nuclear energies”, world wind conference declares

Carteret Islands Speaking Tour

The people of the Carteret Islands are about to make history, as they begin to leave their island to find a new home. Rising seas are making their atoll uninhabitable making land too salty to grow food and by gradually wasing the beaches on the small, sandy isalnds. When a suaitable home can be found they will start to leave. They are getting by now with the help of shipments of free rice from the Autonamous government of Bougainville.

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