The launch of the ASGSIP 2021-2030 to contribute to the well-being and prosperity of Solomon Islanders and ensure food and nutrition security
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What’s in a Name? SIDS or BOSS?
The call that began years ago is to change from SIDS to Big Ocean Sovereign State or BOSS. “BOSS is not my term; I am borrowing it for others.”
Turtle tagging and release success at Salelesi in Samoa
A green sea turtle accidentally caught by a Salelesi village fisherman was successfully tagged and released safely back into the ocean
Pacific Young Climate leaders call for urgent climate action ahead of COP26
Pacific Young Climate Leaders aim to coordinate existing Pacific youth climate advocacy efforts and initiatives to influence ambitious climate change actions
Forum prepares participants to inform Pacific of looming extreme weather events
An urgent call has been made to produce objective, user-relevant climate outlook guidance in real-time to reduce climate-related risks
Nine to twelve tropical cyclones predicted for 2021/2022 cyclone season
NIWA predicted a 59% chance of more than four tropical cyclones in the western region of the Pacific and a 46% chance of more than six tropical cyclones for the eastern region
Pacific likely to experience double-dip La Niña episode
Pacific to experience a rare occurrence of a double-dip La Niña in the coming months, shows Climate models and predictions tools
Pacific Island climate groups demand world leaders halt support for fossil fuel
Pacific Island climate action groups have demanded countries including Australia end support for the fossil fuel industry during the COP26 Climate Change Summit in Glasgow.
Here in the Pacific, the climate crisis has already arrived
Over decades, we’ve watched with alarm as the intensity of storms increases, writes Oxfam’s Ilisapeci Masivesi. We need countries to step up at COP26.
Former PMs apologise to Pacific leaders for Australia’s apathy on climate crisis
Kevin Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull lash out at Morrison government’s ‘cynical indifference’ and assure Pacific leaders ‘a majority’ of Australians ‘are in your corner’