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Please check out GAIA's new website : www.gaiaforchange.org

http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/space_geodesy/SEALEVEL/

Ok I was exaggerating with the 1 cm, however, as you can see from this article, 1 cm does on only mean a physical rise in sea levels, but because ...

What most Trinis don't grasp is that any change in ocean level, even a mere 1 cm could wipe out Tobago and most of Trinidad. This is the stuff they should be teaching children in school, not nonsense ...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/livescience/20070515/sc_livescience/californiasizedareaoficemeltsinantarctica

Well it is also a lot of politics in there, but the shock value is very real. The general media does not tell us enough of the reality of the situation - of course their profits depend on consumerism ...

Two weeks ago I had the opportunity to attend a lecture with Al Gore. I am an environmentalist by profession and I noticed that some of you looked at his movie " AN Inconvenient Truth" I am very curio ...

Are any of these 'alternatives' to design to be found in Trinidad?

thanks, and I welcome any other contacts as well.

Does anyone have any idea how to get a listing of all the Environment/Development Not for Profit Organizations in Trinidad and Tobago?

well either way, GAIA as a group wants to be a part of that change, we want to involve as many groups as possible in this event, so far the NGO sector has been very helpful, but I welcome any suggesti ...

yes the government is quite dotish and useless, but I am so tired of hearing that statement that because it's Trinidad nothing will happen, I would like to think we're capable of change. It's a tricky ...

yes and that in essence is the first event - totally agree with you!

maybe not, if its 30 years old and still works - it doesn't have to be disposed of Wink

The event hopes to showcase all aspects of a greener lifestyle, from Green Weddings to Biofuel. We believe the Caribbean, especially Trinidad is a wealth of such information and it should be shared.

Just to tell you a bit more about GAIA - It's actually an acronym for Green Alternatives in Action and is an NGO aimed at promoting a greener, more sensible lifestyle in the Caribbean region. It seems ...