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“Sinking atolls I hate to put this so bluntly, but in all probability nothing can save the Pacific island of Tuvalu. Like a slowly boiling kettle, the oceanic system has very long response time to changing conditions, and the seas … Continue reading →

Thanks to your SUV, the beaches at Tuvalu are only slightly larger than they were 70 years ago.   Tuvalu:  World War II Images of Nanumea h/t Kent Clizbe

09 Jul 1988 – SATURDAY MAGAZINE The big heat is on Only one minor problem. Sea level isn’t rising at Tuvalu. Data and Station Information for FUNAFUTI B

In 2001, The Guardian announced the imminent evacuation of Tuvalu. Farewell Tuvalu    guardian.co.uk Good thing they didn’t go to England, which disappeared in the year 2000. Climate Change and the Emergence of Civilization: Global Warming, Great … – Carl … Continue reading →

Rising sea levels threaten small Pacific island nations May 3, 2007 Dire climate change predictions may seem like science fiction in many parts of the world. But in the tiny, sea-swept Pacific nation of Tuvalu, the crisis has already arrived. … Continue reading →

Data and Station Information for FUNAFUTI B Sea level has been falling for the past decade in Tuvalu, but experts tell us that Tuvalu is going to drown soon – and it is because you leave your lights on and … Continue reading →

http://blogs.news.com.au/ In other words, the whole drowning thing is a scam. h/t to Marc Morano

http://www.smh.com.au/ Recently, a survey conducted by the Tuvalu Christian Church found that nearly a third of the population did not believe in climate change, based on their interpretation of the Old Testament. Reverend Tafue Lusama, a minister in the Tuvalu … Continue reading →

Starlink just announced they are expanding their service to Tuvalu.. According to the BBC, Tuvalu will largely drown by the year 2050. Tuvalu: The disappearing island nation recreating itself in the metaverse Starlink on X: “Starlink is now available in … Continue reading →

The Australian PM braved desperate circumstances to rescue Tuvalu. “Tuvalu had asked Australia to implement a migration scheme, given the risk that low-lying islands and atolls faced from rising sea levels.” Australia offers Tuvalu residents climate change visas “Farewell Tuvalu … Continue reading →