Clean Pacific roundtable addressed the healthcare waste management project to assist participating project countries to treat healthcare wastes efficiently and sustainably
Tag: waste
Vanuatu plastic bottle buyback project pays school fees, puts food on the table
Waste Not, Want Not Project in Vanuatu continues to encourage community members to increase economic resilience and health through improved waste management practices
New Caledonia opens Third Clean Pacific Roundtable with call for ambitious response to waste crisis
New Caledonia Environment Minister calls for an ambitious global and coordinated response to waste management and pollution control
From trash to the fashion runway, Samoa recycling, waste association tackles rubbish
SRWMA- the voice of the recycling industry, are working to tackle waste for a cleaner, greener and healthier Pacific
U.S rep Katie Porter presses Biden team on Marshall Islands nuclear waste, gets few answers
The Marshallese government is increasingly pressing U.S officials to take ownership for cleaning radioactive waste that they produced during Cold War at Runit Dome
CNMI joint resolution condemns Japan dumping of nuclear waste into Pacific Ocean
The CNMI joint resolution supports a proposal to conduct an independent expert review of Japan’s plans to dump nuclear waste into the Pacific Ocean
Strengthening the management of hazardous waste in the region
Limited access to regional hazardous waste management facilities poses imminent and ongoing risks to both human and environmental health
11th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP) to the Waigani Convention commences
The Secretariat for the Convention to support countries to establish regulatory frameworks and waste management systems to prevent future build-ups of chemicals and hazardous wastes
Our Pacific Ocean needs New Clear Ways, NOT Japan’s Nuclear Waste!- Activists
Youngsolwara Pacific and MISA call upon Pacific and global leaders to take a bold stand and condemn Japan’s plans to discharge radioactive waste
UN nuclear agency to help monitor and review Fukushima water release
The IAEA will travel to Japan for on-site meetings to discuss the plans and activities for the Fukushima water discharge.