The Pacific Elders Voice call for urgent and rapid action to ensure the global temperature does not exceed 1.5 degrees Celsius
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Posted inStory / Our region
Moana Blue Pacific to make waves at COP26
The Moana Blue Pacific aims to amplify the Pacific voice, safely at COP26
Posted inStory / Our region
Mana Moana Pacific Voices at COP26
‘Mana Moana – Pacific Voices’- a powerful collection of 11 poems to amplify and support the Pacific call to drive global action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Posted inStory / Fiji
PM Bainimarama reassures COP26 President of Fiji’s support towards a successful climate change negotiations
Fiji’s PM reaffirms COP26 president to help reach a successful COP outcome however, any outcome that is not consistent with a 1.5 degree future will not be acceptable to the Pacific
Posted inStory / Our region
Pacific states to benefit from new IRIS initiative
IRIS initiative to adapt building codes and standards to the climate reality in small island states. “I assure you that India will fully support this new project”: PM Modi
Posted inStory / Fiji
Our global canoe is sinking, Pacific Forum chair tells world leaders
Fiji’s PM urged world leaders to meet their 2023 climate finance commitment and ensure emitters pay to adapt to the communities they are devastating
Posted inOur originals / Our region
COP26 is the last best chance to help climate-vulnerable countries in Asia and the Pacific
Together, our coalition of the willing can keep 1.5 alive, keep-low-lying island nations above water, keep erratic and severe weather from devastating us all, and keep the trust between nations.
Posted inStory / Marshall Islands
Marshall Islands could vanish beneath the Pacific Ocean within 50 years, delegates warn CO26
Climate envoy urged world leaders to act before the islands of 60,000 population disappear due to the effects of climate change
Posted inStory / Marshall Islands
Marshall Islands: New Climate Study Visualises Confronting Risk of Projected Sea Level Rise
A new World Bank study provides alarming visual projections, together with adaptation options to assist the Marshall Islands in tackling rising sea levels
Posted inStory / Tuvalu
Disappearing islands force Tuvalu to demand compensation from world polluters
Tuvalu and Antigua and Barbuda signed a pact to hold large nations accountable for climate change damage.