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Tuvalu - the touchstone of global warming and rising sea level : Comments

By Cliff Ollier, published 26/11/2010

Real statistics and evidence for the plight of Pacific Islands and sea level rises.

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Ian Fry, a part time ANU student from Queanbeyan attended the Copenhagen hot air fest to perform as a Tuvaluan, uttering such lines as “I woke up this morning crying, and that’s not easy for a grown man to admit ... The fate of my country rests in your hands.”

His country?

He has never so much as visited Tuvalu, but he wept for the gratification of the warmist audience at Copenhagen, and they loved it.

Nils Axel Morner, who has devoted his life to developing his expertise in sea levels, visited Tuvalu, and was able to show that there has been no change in the sea level, apart from a small lowering of the level, over the last eighty years.

He also found a photo of a tree taken 50 years ago. The tree was still there, and he demonstrated by this evidence, that there was no change in sea level.

The greenies have fixed the problem, by ripping the tree out. Global warmists are very devoted to their cause, as they demonstrate by their efforts. No vandalism is too great a challenge.

Al Gore, who won a Nobel Prize for lying, announced that thousands of climate change refugees had migrated from Tuvalu to New Zealand. People who had migrated from Tuvalu had no idea that their migration to NZ was for any reason other than economic, and Gore was unable to convince them otherwise.

Thank you Cliff for a most enlightening article, giving guidance in the confusing world of the AGW myth.
Posted by Leo Lane, Friday, 26 November 2010 3:27:45 PM
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Maybe in geological time occasionally these places get swamped; if one happens during our brief reign I daresay our best response would be to take a few million Polynesians in.

Much easier than cap-and-tax driven pseudo ocean level 'management' that our eco-mullahs hope to foist on us.
Posted by hugoagogo, Friday, 26 November 2010 3:33:03 PM
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http://www.archive.org/details/TheGreening_492

Interesting to see that this book was published in the early 1990's.

I was at one of the AGW functions a few weeks ago where they were all lamenting how they could "Re Sell" their arguments/achievements.

One of these whack jobs even tried to tell me that the chemical composition of gum leaves was being changed by the extra co2 & Koala mortality was rising.

Almost all of the Radical, Extreme, Loony Left, whether they are in Politics, Bureaucrookracy, Academia or Journalism seem to be stuck in telling Deliberate, Premeditated, Lies almost all of the time & wondering why we don't believe them.
Posted by Formersnag, Friday, 26 November 2010 4:16:27 PM
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Unfortunately no amount of evidence will change the mind of the alarmist (many of which are making a quid) out of their faith. Ms Gillard would rather send electricity prices rocketing using the Green myth as justification. The moment we allowed the twisted observation of evolution to be taught at fact we allowed all sorts of other myths to pass as science.
Posted by runner, Friday, 26 November 2010 4:18:34 PM
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Leo Lane, your rhetorical spin precedes you. Anyone else would 'fact check' before they embark on vilification of someone they don't even know.

Ian Fry works as the International Environmental Officer for the Environment Department of the Government of Tuvalu ...

He has held this position for over ten years and has represented the Tuvalu Government in numerous international fora including the World Summit on Sustainable Development, Commission for Sustainable Development, UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the Kyoto Protocol, Convention on Biological Diversity, and United Nations General Assembly ...

Ian is the spokesperson for the Alliance of Small Island States on matters relating to land use, land use change and forestry and more generally on issues relating to mitigation in the consideration of future climate change regimes ...

His work focuses on building the capacity of government representatives from Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and Small Island Developing States. He has facilitated negotiations training workshops in the Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, the Marshall Islands, Nepal, Samoa, Senegal, and Tuvalu, as well as special pre-Conference of Party workshops for LDCs in Canada, Italy, Indonesia, Kenya and Thailand. This work is carried out in association with the Foundation for International Environmental Law and Development (UK), the United Nations Environment Programme, WWF Pacific and the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme ...

Prior to working for the Tuvalu Government, Ian worked as a writer for Earth Negotiations Bulletin. He has been a long term member of the IUCN Commission on Environmental Law and a member of the International Council on Environmental Law ...

He is currently undertaking a part-time doctorate through the Fenner School of Environment and Society (ANU) looking at land use change and forestry issues under the UNFCCC and the Kyoto Protocol.

Qualifications: Bachelor of Applied Science (Biology) (CCAE), Grad Dip Media (CCAE), Master of Environmental Studies (Macq U), Master of Environmental Law (with merit) ANU, Grad Dip. International Law (ANU).
Posted by bonmot, Friday, 26 November 2010 4:23:28 PM
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I don't know why you lot are so much against climate change. Or is it carbon tax what you are worried about. Industry needs a good clean up, and so do households. Power hungry houses need ripping down, it is not necessary.
Instead of calling it a lot of bull, give us some reasons for status quo.
Posted by 579, Friday, 26 November 2010 4:41:52 PM
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