Ahead of the Global Climate Summit, Pacific Leaders Call on Nations to Keep 1.5°C Within Reach
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"We need you to come and see it," said the Environment Minister of Palau, Steven Victor, at the end of August during the opening of the Pacific Islands Forum. Ministers, negotiators and a small group of world leaders will participate from 5 to 8 October in the city of Nadi, Fiji, in a meeting aimed at boosting climate talks. Discussions seek to prepare the ground for COP31, the major UN-sponsored global climate conference, to be held in November…
Ahead of the global climate summit, Pacific leaders call on nations to keep 1.5°C within reach
Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale opening the 5th Pacific Oceans Pacific Climate Change conference in Honiara. Noora Yukich, CC BY-SAPacific leaders are gathering in Fiji and Tuvalu for a meeting ahead of the annual global climate summit (COP31) to be held in Turkey (also known as Türkiye) in November. The goal of the meeting is to amplify a Pacific voice to raise the urgency of keeping global warming as close to 1.5°C as possible. Thi…
Representatives of governments and civil society from several countries will meet next week at a preparatory conference for COP31 in the Pacific. The aim is to advance in the diplomatic negotiations and closely observe the damage caused by climate change in island countries. Read more (10/02/2026
4,000 leaders and delegates from 60 countries are flying to the Pacific nation of Fiji to discuss global warming, weeks before the COP31 climate summit.
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