Tuvalu PM urges action on climate change

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Updated February 18, 2009 17:07:15

Tuvalu's Prime Minister Apisai Ielemia has urged world leaders to fight global warming, and save his country from disappearing under the ocean. Mr Ielemia is in Taiwan on an official visit, and has spoken to Taiwanese primary school children about the importance of protecting the environment. Tuvalu's Permanent Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Anele Sopoaga, speaks about the threat global warming posed to his country.

presenter: Nasya Bahfen
Speaker:Tuvalu's Permanent Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Anele Sopoaga

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