How the climate change has affected Bolivia
Bolivia’s foreign minister has blamed the recent floods on climate change, ABC News reported this week.
Bolivia is probably a country that cannot do that much about the climate change. The largest CO2 producers in the countries are probably the cars – but even these rarely travel any long distances.
Now they are looking to the rest of the World to help them Рis the el ni̱o/la ni̱a condition a result of climate change? Do we all now have a moral responsibility to help countries affected?
I think we should be looking at two different things – help for situations like this, and long-term action.
Tags: climate change, el nino, la niña

March 8th, 2008 at 10:23 am
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May 12th, 2008 at 10:13 pm
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