The Marshall Islands is urging collective global action over both the climate crisis and the pandemic.
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IPCC report findings reiterate Pacific’s worst fears
Urgent actions are needed to protect the Pacific region from the worst impacts of Climate Change
Samoa to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Samoa to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and expand the area of mangrove forests by 2030.
Pacific nations lead call to clean up shipping industry
The Pacific Island nations have submitted an ambitious new proposal to IMO, urging member states to support their bid to decarbonise the shipping sector by 2050.
Tonga forges ahead with plans to finance domestic climate action
The Financing Pathways Report will help to fund the reduction of Tonga’s greenhouse gas emissions as well as adapt and reduce the impacts of climate change- MEIDECC CEO
IPCC report shows ‘possible loss of entire countries within the century’
Pacific island nations are already being battered by king tides, catastrophic cyclones and sustained droughts.
Irreversible human-caused climate crisis threatens Pacific Island nations
Humans are responsible for the rise in the earth’s global temperature and it won’t stop rising unless immediate action is taken.—UN panel
Climate change remains the Pacific’s biggest threat – Forum Foreign Ministers declare
The Forum Foreign Ministers Meeting’s statement showed that climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic is the leading concerns of Pacific leaders.
Tina Hydro gets the green light
Tina River Hydropower Development Project will help the Solomon Islands transition away from diesel-powered energy and strengthen energy security.
Climate change is making ocean waves more powerful, threatening to erode many coastlines
Cut in greenhouse gas emissions in the Pacific Island countries can stop the worst effects of sea-level rise