Young Pacific activists and students called on world leaders to support climate justice by endorsing the campaign for an advisory opinion on the human rights impacts of climate change at ICJ
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Pacific nuclear victims paying the price for actions decades ago
Pacific nuclear victims seek an apology for actions decades ago. “…..we are still angry that we are not recognised as nuclear victims.”
Biogas installation launch at Matevulu College in Vanuatu
An off-grid project utilises organic waste to generate biogas, hence decreasing greenhouse emissions in Vanuatu
Tuvalu launches State of Environment Report and National Environment Management Strategy
The SOE report and the Tuvalu NEMS to contribute broader goals for environment sustainability, sustainable natural resources management, and building resilience to climate change in Tuvalu
SPREP spotlights Moana Taka partnership as a solution at Ocean Conference
SPREP highlighted Moana Taka Partnership as one of the best practice solutions for addressing marine pollution being practiced in the Pacific
Fiji commemorates World day to combat Land desertification, degradation, and drought
Fiji continues its commitment to promoting safe and sustainable use of farming practices to prevent land degradation and desertification
New plan to conserve and manage marine species in the Pacific launched
A new plan to provide a strategic framework for managing and protecting marine species to support Pacific governments and others working in the Pacific
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
Battler Resource Base – A new look, new feel, and new touch!
A newly improved Battler Resource Base to provide a central base for all invasive species management resources from around the Pacific
Tuvalu could be underwater within 100 years. How could virtual reality help?
Along with trying to address the impacts of climate change, Tuvalu is exploring an innovative way to maintain its sovereignty, culture and economy in the face of physical destruction