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View the AnswerExercise 1Indeed the thought of an entire country’s population being evacuated due to flooding from therising ocean, seems like a fantastic script for a Hollywood block buster, however, for thegovernment of Tuvalu and its 11,800 residents, it is a grim reality.The small nation of Tuvalu, located in the South Pacific off the northeastern coast of Australia, ismade up of 9 low-lying atolls which cover approximately ten sq. miles. In just the past few years,during the month of February, the tides have been rising higher than before. The islands’ roadshave been known to be completely submerged due to waves coming in during these high tidetimes; leaving not only the roads underwater but, also destroying farmlands and leaving themstripped of any nutrients and eliminating the possibility of being used in the future.Government officials fear the worst is yet to come; if the experts’ analyses are correct the nationof Tuvalu will become the first casualty of global warming and would literally be swept of theface of the earth.According to the United Nations Environment Center the environment for development’sheadlines read “Sea-Level Rise in Small Island Nations – Up to Four Times the Global Average -to Cost US$ Trillions in Annual Economic Loss and Impede Future Development “ . Now that issomething to be concerned about, in over two decades we will see a loss of approximately thirty-four million hectares costing the international economy around $11.9 trillion –with a “T”.Tuvalu is one of the less known island nations in peril; Kiribati, Maldives, Seychelles, TorresStrait Islands, Tegua, Micronesia, the Solomon Islands, Carteret Islands and Palau are otherisland nations that are also in dire “straits”. The populations combined come to 1,232,621 people.These are extremely small nations in comparison to the other nations of the world; howeverwhen we look at the nation of Bangladesh with a population of 156 million, it tends to raise someeyebrows.Works cited:http://nortonsafe.search.ask.com/search?&geo=&prt=cr&o=apn10506&chn=&ver=&q=Tuvalu&tpr=10&ctype=pictures&imgsize=all&safeSearch=on&imgDetail=truehttp://www.nytimes.com/2007/05/03/world/asia/03iht-pacific.2.5548184.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0http://www.unep.org/newscentre/default.aspx?DocumentID=2791&ArticleID=10879

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