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28 May 2013

Kosrae road project is an example of Pacific adaptability to climate change

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Climate Change Resilience
Source: Kaselehlie Press - http://www.kpress.info/index.php/site-map/510-kosrae-road-project-is-an-example-of-pacific-adaptability-to-climate-change
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