Nauru Parliament
General View
The so-called 'pinnacles', fossilised coral columns, Nauru
(Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg, Frankfurt)
The aim of the Cousteau Society is to educate people to understand, love and protect the water systems of the planet for the well-being of future generations.
The latest issue of their quarterly publication 'Calypso Log' (edited by a friend of the Nauru Project, David König) focuses on the causes and consequences of Sea-level rise. Those consequences may be first felt by the archipelago of Tuvalu, the sovereign nation most in danger of disappearing under the rising sea level. Calypso Log looks at what a small group is doing locally to prepare for the inevitable.
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