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ABG government position on mining reservation and exploration

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The ABG Minister for Mineral and Energy Resources, Rodney Osioco, has announced that the Bougainville Government will no longer be partially lifting the existing...

Cook Islands to continue support of UN seabed mining process

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Cook Islands will continue to support the work of the International Seabed Authority(ISA) in developing global seabed mining regulations, and the country will continue...

Forget GDP, ‘vulnerability index best gauges aid’ to small islands

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Small island nations on the climate crisis frontlines have been overlooked in overseas aid, according to a new index. Urging a move away from the...

Not a lone shark: bull sharks may form ‘friendships’ with each other, study finds

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The apex predators show preferences for certain individuals and avoid others, according to new research on sharks in Fiji By Tom Vierus They reach 3.5...

DeepGreen the main beneficiary of Nauru’s mining trigger

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Pacific Regional Civil Society groups today accused DeepGreen, a venture capitalist company, as the real beneficiary of the Nauru Government's decision to trigger the...

Why inclusive climate consultations matter in Tuvalu

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By Giulio Fabris Home to some 11,000 inhabitants, Tuvalu consists of three islands and six low-lying atolls scattered across the middle of the Pacific...

Legal definition of ‘ecocide’ a new milestone in efforts to criminalise environmental mass destruction

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A new, much-awaited legal definition of “ecocide” has moved the world a step closer to recognising the plunder and mass destruction of nature as...

Kainaki Lua, Pacific Resilience Facility and Pacific 2050 Vision top first mission for SG...

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Partnerships and advocacy for urgent climate change action, partnerships for a new regional resilience financing facility, and a reinvigorated vision for regionalism towards 2050...

‘The next pandemic’: drought is a hidden global crisis, UN says

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Drought is a hidden global crisis that risks becoming “the next pandemic” if countries do not take urgent action on water and land management...

A New Zealand chapter of Greta Thunberg-linked climate movement disbands itself for being ‘racist’

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In September 2019, the streets of Auckland, New Zealand were a sea of protesters. Across the globe, several million people were marching as part of...

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Urgent constitutional application filed to challenge Vanuatu Parliament dissolution

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The Supreme Court of Vanuatu has registered an urgent court application from the former Opposition, challenging the dissolution of Parliament. The Opposition group, led by...

Fiji calls global leaders to united in upholding Paris Agreement through 1.5 degrees commitment

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Achieving the New Collective Quantifying Goal (NCQG) and keeping the global average temperature rise below 1.5 degrees Celsius are directly linked; one cannot be...

Lilisiana Community in Solomon Islands fights to protect sacred graves from rising seas and...

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The Lilisiana community in Solomon Islands is facing an urgent and heartbreaking reality as rising sea levels continue to claim their sacred burial grounds. Three...