Pacific Island communities have developed some of the most effective practices to support the sustainable use of coastal and ocean resources, we just need to take heed, writes Robert Richmond
Category: Opinion
WTO Fishing treaty to leave Pacific Island nations poorer
PANG campaigner believes the “Geneva Package” is flawed as it favours countries with a large capacity for subsidising and reporting and those most responsible for overfishing
If we are to have a future, climate justice needs a legal footing
The ICJ should issue a legal opinion on the rights of present and future generations to inhabit a world that is not ravaged by climate change effects, writes PM of Vanuatu
Pacific labour mobility and the existential threat of climate change
Australia needs to walk the walk on emissions, migration targets and resettlements to make itself a good neighbour to Pacific island states, writes Peter Hooton
Addressing Climate Change is Safeguarding Human Rights
The climate crisis is a human rights crisis, writes PM of Vanuatu
UN Ocean Conference 2022: Our ocean health sits within our hands
Minimising and addressing ocean acidification, deoxygenation and ocean warming is an Interactive Dialogue during the UN Ocean Conference, writes Director of Climate Change Resilience, SPREP
Climate change and the future of the United States-Marshall Islands relationship
The U.S should renew its Compact of Free Association with Marshall Islands and do more to tackle climate change if it hopes to atone for historical injustices and counter China’s influence, writes Laura Brewington
As people of the Moana, we remain hopeful, but we need your help!
As the Pacific develops, sadly, the triple planetary crisis of climate change, biodiversity, and pollution threaten our way of life, writes Sefanaia Nawadra
Vanuatu shows how to reduce emissions through trade facilitation
Vanuatu has reduced carbon dioxide emissions by eliminating or reducing paperwork in the SPS certificate application and cargo clearance processes, write authors
Reclaiming our future
In a world threatened by complex and overlapping crises, we need more crisis-prepared policies to protect Asia and the Pacific region, writes Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana