Caribbean water shortage requires regional response strategy

Before last December’s climate change conference in Copenhagen, global public opinion was clearly supportive of an internationally agreed initiative to address the man-made aspects of global warming; now it is more divided.

The failure of the conference to reach a binding agreement; revelations that the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change had disseminated inaccurate information, and the worrying evangelical fervour of some scientists, NGOs and others on the issue, have led a sceptical public to become less certain as to whether global warming is caused by human activity or factors beyond man’s control.

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