Pacific Islands, United States, Taiwan: reports at the heart of the ecological transition
Audio 48:30
The island of Bora-Bora in the Pacific Ocean has very few water resources.
© Flickr / Ignacio Benvenuty Cabral
By: Anne-Cécile Bras Follow
50 min
The inhabitants of the small islands of the Pacific, who are the first to suffer the devastating consequences of rising ocean levels, are building walls to contain the water: good idea or sheer folly?
By Caroline Lafargue.
Publicity
-Taiwan
: the aborigines of this island-state located off the coast of China are the only ones to have installed a 100% autonomous renewable energy system, as
Clément Robin
was able to observe.
- United States
: the Ithaca eco-village located in the north of New York State is the first American ecological community.
A report by
Cerise Maréchaud
.
(Replay of February 14, 2020).
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