Earth2Tech Map: Guide to COP15

By Katie Fehrenbacher Dec. 11, 2009, 1:53am PDT 1 Comment

Have no idea where Tuvalu, Maldives or Kiribati are? All of these tiny island nations made headlines this week at the climate negotiations that are ongoing in Copenhagen. These islands, most of them spread out across the equator in the Pacific, say they are already being hit by the effects of climate change, including extreme weather conditions and rising sea levels. We pinpointed these nations and added in all of the current greenhouse gas emissions targets of the major player developed nations (thanks for the help from climatetracker). The result is our handy dandy Map guide to the COP15. We’ll be updating the map until the conference ends next Friday.

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jimr Friday, December 11 2009

I would be interested in the amount of sea level rise in these nations, I question that statement.

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