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  • Published on Nov 26, 2024

    Monash University GIG Program explores if SDGs can be achieved by 2030

    By Dwayne Mahimkar* Apia, Samoa – 26 November 2024 – Part of the visit by the staff and students of Monash University GIG Initiative, explored the socio-cultural aspects of Samoa achieving certain Sustainable Development Goals. The students visited the …

    Source: Talamua - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 25, 2024

    Small Island Nations Have Their Say in Court

    The tiny Pacific nation of Tuvalu, an archipelago of eight atoll islands halfway between Hawaii and Australia, may seem very different from Martha’s Vineyard, an island off the coast of Massachusetts. But attorney Duncan Pickard, A10, who grew up on the …

    Source: Tufts University - Massachusetts - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 21, 2024

    News In Brief Nov 21: ADB, Solomon Islands & Tonga Sign Agreements, Scatec, Biden-Harris Administration Awards

    ADB, Solomon Islands, Tonga Sign Agreements for Sustainable Energy Transition Projects at COP29 The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the governments of Solomon Islands and Tonga have signed grant and loan agreements for energy projects on the sidelines of …

    Source: Saur Energy - Label Pending
  • Published on Nov 21, 2024

    Guam-based law firm helps Palau youth file human rights complaint against US military

    Guam-based international law firm Blue Ocean Law has filed with the United Nations charges of human rights violations against the U.S. military, alleging it has failed to obtain consent from the indigenous communities on projects that impact human …

    Source: Pacific Daily News - Uncategorized
  • Published on Nov 25, 2024

    APASEEM conference highlights science, community engagement, local voices

    Researchers, intellectuals, students, and many others part of Saipan’s scientific community took part in the annual Asian Pacific Academy of Science, Education and Environmental Management conference held from Nov. 20 to 22 at the American Memorial Park …

    Source: Saipan Tribune - Center-left
  • Published on Nov 25, 2024

    How COP29 Ended With a Deal That Made the Whole World Unhappy

    This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here. Two weeks ago, diplomats from almost 200 countries arrived at a sports stadium on the outskirts of Baku, Azerbaijan, to debate a subject that had never before been at …

    Source: Truthdig - Left-wing
  • Published on Nov 21, 2024

    Activists say US military expansion turning Palau into a 'target of war'

    Palau official meet with U.S. military officials to discuss potential defense sites in Palau.  By Pacific Island Times News Staff The U.S. military’s presence in Palau is threatening to turn the Pacific nation into a potential battle zone again, according …

    Source: The Pacific Island Times - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 21, 2024

    Samoa, as Chair of Alliance of Small Island States, call for “climate justice” for...

    Thirty nine small island and low-lying nations have urged world leaders to ensure the so-called ‘climate finance COP’ in Azerbaijan offers a beacon of hope for the “unheard voices” who deserve “climate justice.” Pacific Islands, Caribbean, African, Indian …

    Source: Pacific News Service - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 25, 2024

    “We’ve Just Walked Out, We Came to this COP for a Fair Deal but We Feel that we Haven’t Been Heard nor Consulted”

    Representatives for the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) walked out of COP29 climate talks in Baku, after dismissing an offer of $250bn from richer countries to tackle the effects of climate change. “We cannot be expected to agree to a text which …

    Source: Samoa Global News - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 25, 2024

    Lessons learnt from a tiny nation

    The clean villages of Samoa have left a foreign delegate to last week's Commonwealth Heads of Government in awe and he believes that his country could learn something from a tiny island nation in the Pacific. Professor Prajapati Trivedi hails from …

    Source: Samoa Observer - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 25, 2024

    COP29 finance deal disappoints

    [BAKU] Vulnerable countries blasted a new US$300 billion a year finance goal adopted by wealthier nations to help poorer ones deal with climate change, saying the figure falls way short of what is needed. The UN climate summit, COP29, in Baku, Azerbaijan, …

    Source: Science and Development Network - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 25, 2024

    Islands walk out of climate talks

    Delegates from several small island states and impoverished nations severely threatened by climate change made a bold statement as they walked out of the UN climate talks in Azerbaijan on Saturday.  Negotiators from the Alliance of Small Island States ( …

    Source: Samoa Observer - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 24, 2024

    Countries remain divided as fifth U.N. plastics treaty talks begin

    Open this photo in gallery:Climate activists march to demand stronger global commitments to fight plastic waste at the upcoming fifth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-5), in Busan, South Korea, on Nov. 23.Minwoo Park/Reuters …

    Source: The Globe and Mail - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 25, 2024

    UNICEF warns of risks to children’s future

    THE future of childhood hangs in the balance if urgent action is not taken to safeguard children’s rights in a changing world. According to a statement released on World Children’s Day (Wednesday, November 20), UNICEF noted how three major global forces or …

    Source: Fiji Times - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 25, 2024

    Divisions on curbing plastic waste persist as UN treaty talks begin

    By Valerie Volcovici and Joyce Lee BUSAN/BAKU (Reuters) -As delegates from 175 countries gathered in Busan, South Korea on Monday for the fifth round of talks aimed at securing an international treaty to curb plastic pollution, lingering divisions cast …

    Source: The Gazette - Colorado - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 25, 2024

    UPSC Current Affairs Pointers of the past week | November 18 to November 24, 2024

    Every Monday, UPSC Current Affairs Pointers in UPSC Essentials aim to go beyond the headlines and provide content relevant to your UPSC Prelims, State PCS, and other competitive examinations. Report — According to a new study published in Nature Journal, …

    Source: The Indian Express - Center-left
  • Published on Nov 25, 2024

    “We will not accept a treaty that does not recognise the…

    On the eve of the fifth session of the international legally binding instrument on plastic pollution, including in the marine environment (INC-5), the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) reiterated that the future instrument must take into account the …

    Source: Pacific News Service - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 24, 2024

    Diplomatic Allies Advocate for Taiwan’s Inclusion at COP29

    Seven of Taiwan’s diplomatic allies have called for the nation’s inclusion in global climate governance during the high-level segment of the 29th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC COP29), held in …

    Source: Great Belize Television Channel 5 - Label Pending
  • Published on Nov 24, 2024

    Climate: poor countries resign themselves to a financial agreement that is “too weak”

    Three hundred billion dollars per year within ten years: developed countries announced on Sunday in Baku a commitment to intensify their financial support to vulnerable nations facing the impacts of climate change. The announcement concludes a UN …

    Source: Global Happenings - Neutral

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