A new plan to provide a strategic framework for managing and protecting marine species to support Pacific governments and others working in the Pacific
Category: Article
New clear ways for the Pacific- Address historic nuclear injustices in the Pacific
PANG Associate and NFIP campaigner says TPNW must aim to address nuclear testing legacy issues of victim assistance and environmental remediation in the Pacific
Commonwealth leaders line up to support action on ‘living lands’
Pacific Island leaders, along with leaders and senior officials from across the Commonwealth, voiced their robust support for a non-binding charter on climate change, biodiversity and land degradation
Fiji PM calls on World leaders to seriously consider nuclear disarmament
Fiji’s PM called on World leaders to prohibit and rid the world of nuclear weapons that has devastating impacts on the environment and communities
Increased taxes for industrial polluters and more support for youth-led start-ups among recommendations for governments from youth
Raising the government’s financial commitment to fight climate change and investing in low-carbon developments are among recommendations for governments from youth
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
Island nations urge Commonwealth leaders to bolster ocean climate action
Small Islands nations like the Pacific call Commonwealth leaders to strengthen global support for the ocean and climate change action
U.S Navy vows to stand by Pacific in climate fight
U.S Navy committed to standing by the Pacific in its fight against the climate crisis
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
Australia should rejoin UN climate fund to prove commitment to Pacific neighbours, thinktank argues
Australia must do more than simply position itself as a first responder to natural disasters if it is to become “an effective climate ally with the Pacific”, according to a policy paper