On a visit to Ohio this week, I caught about ten minutes of an interview on a network TV station with a representative from the Maldives, talking about the plight they face with rising sea levels and the urgency of doing something about climate change at the Poznan, Poland, meeting. (See more.) It got me thinking: what does it take to get the Maldives on American news? What sort of media work would get climate change victims (small island nations, Arctic peoples, et al) a space in the imagination of the developed world that would help build the social-justice side of the climate action case? Is anyone (a Green Media Center of some kind) working on this?
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I think climate is changing due to various reasons and one of them is the power energy sector which is not environment friendly. We need to develop the power sector which are environment friendly like solar and wind energy. WE must implement these as soon as we can it will help to make environment better and clean and also make a positive impact on our healths……