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Pacific: UN report a “looming line in the sand for the Pacific”

If we actually get our act together and go into one of the low emission pathways, then things can be reversed.-IPCC’s Vice Chair

Phasing out fossil fuel subsidies and ending coal could drastically reduce emissions and enable a transition to a green economy.- Climate Envoy

The PRISCO19 training provided farmers with basic management skills to identifying best practices that ensure food and nutrition security.

Pacific island nations are already being battered by king tides, catastrophic cyclones and sustained droughts.

Climate change, driven by coal, oil and gas is increasing the displacement of coastal communities from their ancestral lands.

Officials and experts say low-income countries struggle to protect themselves against climate change.

FFCMin18 addressed the impacts of Covid-19 and long-term threats of climate change on offshore fisheries.

The Island Chief operation involved 500 personnel to conduct surveillance in the Pacific waters of 11 participating FFA member nations.

Pacific has been at the forefront of promoting new international law on maritime spaces and the governance of the oceans.

Project to begin with risk assessments, surveys, and workshops to identify major climate threats on Melanesian fishing communities.