Governments miss UN deadline to improve climate plans
Almost all the world’s governments have failed to improve their climate plans this year, breaking a promise made at last year’s climate
October 3, 2022
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Almost all the world’s governments have failed to improve their climate plans this year, breaking a promise made at last year’s climate
Kaliopate Tavola argues that the Pacific Elders Voice has the “soul of the region” .
While our leading political regional agency named a series of climate champions ahead of COP26 in Glasgow this year (controversially all of
By Kaliopate Tavola My last article on COP26 expressed the hope that the pessimism of the members of my informal talanoa group
By Nic Maclellan On one hand, the index finger is raised. On the other, five digits are displayed. One point five. 1.5
(Pacific climate talanoa) By the beginning of the second week of September, the informal Pacific Regional Talanoa Group (PRTG), of which I
COP26 Pacific voices: On one hand, the index finger is raised. On the other, five digits are displayed. One point five. 1.5
(PACNEWS) The inaction of world emitters to reach an agreement on the rapid reductions of fossil fuels has annoyed Pacific island nations
(Pacnews) COP26: Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) is the first country in the region to deposit its maritime boundaries baselines with the
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a new pledge of A$500 million for climate finance for Asian and Pacific countries at
COP26/Tuvalu: Sinking islands are not the future result of climate change, but the reality Tuvalu’s people are living through right here, and
The COP26 climate conference is underway in Glasgow. Here are highlights from the opening day. Young Samoan climate change activist Brianna Fruen
