Title: kiribati teboboto
Product review: I have the privilege of working with communities from Kiribati (and 13 other Pacific Island countries) that are trying to find ways to improve the management of their waste, freshwater and coastal fisheries. Mr Troosts' book is a great read. Whenever I thought he was getting a little too cute or judgemental he always managed to come up with something that made me laugh out loud. I've only ever been to Kiribati once and, like one of the glazed consultants that he mentions in his book, I was only there long enough to sense that chaos and kindness seem to share a certain, surreal, sort of balance. However, people will be pleased to hear, that some I-Kiribati are starting to inspire others to transform their rubbish into compost and, eventually, into vegetables for their kids. If you want to see how one I-Kiribati woman is doing more than having "sex with cannibals" check out - www.sprep.org/iwp
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