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Pacific must be at centre of global climate decision-making: Fiji Climate Change Minister Tabuya | PINA (opens the original)
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Fiji’s Minister for Information, Climate Change and Environment, Lynda Tabuya says the Pacific must be at the centre of global climate decision-making as the region prepares for Pre-COP31 and the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31). Speaking during a media briefing convened by the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat (PIFS) and the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP), Tabuya outlined three key messages the Pacific will take into the Pre-COP31 process.
Fiji says COP31 must put ocean at centre of climate action | PINA (opens the original)
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Fiji will push for greater recognition of the Pacific Ocean as central to climate action at the upcoming UN climate negotiations, saying COP31 must move beyond promises and focus on implementation. Speaking ahead of the Pacific pre-COP and COP31, Fiji’s Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs Lenora Qereqeretabua said Pacific Island countries had an opportunity to change how the world understands the climate crisis by placing the ocean at the centre of global climate discussions. “As we approach
Pacific governments warned of investor-state dispute risks linked to deep-sea mining | PINA (opens the original)
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Pacific governments could face costly investor claims if they change environmental or regulatory policies around deep-sea mining, according to a new report warning that existing investment agreements may limit countries’ ability to change course. The report, Undermining Sovereignty: De-risking the Pacific from Investor-State Disputes in Deep-Sea Mining, launched by the Pacific Network on Globalisation (PANG) Tuesday, examines how Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) mechanisms could be used
Derelict vessels threaten Suva harbour as Fiji begins US$1m clean-up | PINA (opens the original)
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Fiji has launched a US$1 million initiative to remove 17 high-risk derelict vessels from Suva Harbour as the Government moves to improve maritime safety, protect the marine environment and strengthen accountability for abandoned vessels. The initiative, supported by the Captain Johnathan Smith Fund established through a partnership between the Fiji Government and the Waitt Foundation, will focus on the removal of the vessels while also supporting legal and regulatory reforms aimed at preventing
High Seas Treaty faces biodiversity knowledge gap as most deep-sea species remain unnamed | PINA (opens the original)
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A landmark treaty to protect biodiversity on the high seas has entered into force, but scientists warn that much of the deep-sea life it seeks to conserve remains unknown. The Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) Agreement, which entered into force earlier this year after being ratified by more than 60 states, establishes the first legally binding global framework for conserving and sustainably using marine biodiversity beyond national waters. But researchers say effective implementa
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