Le Bourget, France (CNN) For Selina Leem, an 18-year-old from a tiny part of the Marshall Islands in the middle of the Pacific, the adoption of?Saturday's?"Paris Agreement" on climate change wasn't about wonky diplomacy. It was about the survival of her country. "This agreement is for those of us whose identity, whose culture, whose ancestors, whose whole being is bound to their lands," she said in the final meeting of the COP21 summit of the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change. "This agreement should be ... a turning point for all of us." It should be -- and certainly is. Read More at www.edition.cnn.com