Former Pacific leaders say the growing military tension in the region created by China, U.S and its allies are doing little to address the impacts of climate change in the Pacific
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Palau reaffirms commitment to generating 100 percent renewable energy by 2032
Palau signs the Moana Pledge transpacific agreement committing to reaching renewable energy goals while enhancing overall island resiliency
Marshall Islands will become first Pacific island nation to publish fishing activity to Global Fishing Watch map
Marshall Islands to become first Pacific island nation to advance transparency of its fishing activity to Global Fishing Watch map
New greenhouse facility set to increase Pacific plant research and quality assurance
New greenhouse facility to boost Pacific’s crop research capabilities in health testing and greenhouse-based scientific research
NZ firm ThinkSafe’s technology being used to protect endangered species in Pacific
A New Zealand technology company has been chosen to help project workers in the Pacific Islands as they try to prevent the extinction of endangered species.
Climate change is like war: Fiji PRUN
Fiji’s PRUN Ambassador urged policymakers at every level to make it a priority to keep global warming below 1.5°C. Meanwhile, Fiji launched the UK Pacific Climate Change Photography Exhibition.
USP conducts research on climate and disaster risk finance insurance
USP conducts research on Climate and Disaster Risk Finance and Insurance to understand the risks associated with financing and insurance within grassroots communities
How Impact Analysis methodology tools are helping Nukuoro atoll document its freshwater supply
Impact Analysis methodology tools are helping authorities in the FSM document its freshwater supply and secure the future of the Nukuoro atoll
Trees shade the way to positive change
The Isi Akson project in the Solomon Islands is initiating local actions that provide nature-based solutions for climate change and biodiversity loss
Scientists: Japan’s plan to dump nuclear waste into the Pacific Ocean may not be safe
A panel of scientists has not found conclusive evidence that the discharge of Fukushima wastewater into the Pacific ocean would be entirely safe