Second, to help the most vulnerable countries including small
island nations adapt to climate change by building barriers against rising seas or developing drought - resilient crops.
Not exact matches
The latest study from the United
Nation's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) put the inevitability of drastic global warming in the starkest terms yet, stating that major impacts on parts of the world — in particular Africa, Asian river deltas, low - lying
islands and the Arctic — are unavoidable and the focus must be on
adapting life to survive the most devastating changes.
Although climate change threatens the world's small
island nations, many can find ways to
adapt and preserve their homes and cultures — especially if wealthy countries cut emissions and provide support.
In the final hours of the conference, the governments of small, sinking
island nations were delighted to learn that they, and not some global body, would control a fund to help them
adapt to a warming world.