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Tuvalu’s Minister for Justice, Communication & Foreign Affairs Simon Kofe gives a COP26 statement while standing in the ocean in Funafuti, Tuvalu November 5, 2021. Tuvalu Foreign Ministry | via Reuters
Pacific island minister films climate speech knee-deep in the ocean
November 10, 2021

Simon Kofe, Tuvalu’s foreign minister, has filmed a speech to climate summit COP26 knee-deep in the ocean. Kofe aims to highlight the effect of rising sea levels on the small island state in the South Pacific.

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Image credit - Charlie Jung
FSM paving the way for the Pacific by depositing its maritime boundaries with the UN
November 5, 2021

Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) is the first country in the region to deposit its maritime boundaries baselines with the United Nations.

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Jeff Bezos speaks at the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, United Kingdom on November 2, 2021. Paul Ellis | Pool | Getty Images
Jeff Bezos pledges $2 billion to protect the environment
November 5, 2021

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has pledged $2 billion in funding to help restore nature and transform food systems.

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In this June 11, 2019, file photo, canyon walls are shrouded with smoke from a prescribed burn in Kings Canyon National Park, Calif. Ten of the world's most treasured forests and nature reserves, including those in Yosemite National Park in the United States and Sumatra's tropical rainforest in Indonesia, have gone from being net consumers of heat-trapping carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to net generators of it, a new U.N.-backed report shows. The first of its kind study by the International Union for Cons
Study: 10 UNESCO forests emit more CO2 than they soak up
October 29, 2021

Sites containing some of the world's most treasured forests, including the Yosemite National Park and Indonesia's Sumatra rainforest, have been emitting more heat-trapping carbon dioxide than they have absorbed in recent years, a U.N.-backed report said.

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Climate change is a threat to the survival of Pacific Islanders. Mick Tsikas/AAP
Glasgow showdown: Pacific Islands demand global leaders bring action, not excuses, to UN summit
October 29, 2021

The Pacific Islands are at the frontline of climate change. But as rising seas threaten their very existence, these tiny nation states will not be submerged without a fight. For decades this group has been the world’s moral conscience on climate change.

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Planet Earth. Credit - NASA
Kunming COP15: big challenges remain after first session
October 21, 2021

Sticking points on financing, implementation and benefit sharing will need to be resolved in the second session if negotiations in the spring are to succeed...The negotiators have only seven months left until the second and final part of the meeting, and no shortage of disagreements to resolve, p

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Nauru's President Lionel Aingimea addresses the UN General Assembly by video link, 23 September, 2021. Credit - United Nations
Nauru's seabed mining pitch out of step with Pacific
October 1, 2021

A Pacific government which has sought to expedite deep sea mining used its UN platform to make a pitch for an industry that is unpopular with ocean peoples.

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PRIME MINISTER VOREQE BAINIMARAMA [SOURCE: FIJIAN GOVERNMENT]
Pacific Island biodiversity under intense pressure: PM
September 24, 2021

Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says Pacific Island biodiversity is under intense pressure from climate change and human-induced disturbances. In his capacity as Chair of the Pacific Islands Forum, Bainimarama delivered a bold statement at the UN Food Summit.

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Fresh vegetables. Credit - https://www.innov4agpacific.net/
‘Corporate colonization’: small producers boycott UN food summit
September 24, 2021

Hundreds of civil society groups, academics and social movements are boycotting the first UN global food summit amid growing anger that the agenda has been hijacked by an opaque web of corporate interests.

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Cloud forest, Rarotonga. Cook Islands. Credit - SPREP
Major new commitments and finance for nature ahead of global biodiversity summit
September 24, 2021

Over 20 heads of state, as well as business, philanthropy and Indigenous leaders, made major funding announcements and conservation commitments today at the Transformative Action for Nature and People, a UN General Assembly side event, which aimed to build momentum ahead of the 15th Conferen

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