Yato Conservation Area Declared Largest Protected Area In Solomon Islands
PRESS STATEMENT The Yato Conservation Area in Makira-Ulawa Province has officially been declared a Protected Area, becoming the largest legally…
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Authorities Urge Caution As Bad Weather Continues To Batter Solomon Islands
A tropical low pressure system currently located in the Coral Sea continues to affect weather conditions across parts of the…
Threads of Hope in Troubled Seas: How KAWAKI Women Are Defending Their Ocean and Their Future
by Charley Piringi Joanna Maru and her children waded carefully into Wagina’s shallow, warm waters, where the morning sun caught…
COP30 Wraps with Firm Climate Commitments, but Pacific Voices Demand Greater Speed
by Charley Piringi Global climate cooperation “is alive and kicking,” UN Climate Change Executive Secretary Simon Stiell declared at the…
‘When the Island Forgets Your Footprints’
From Oceania, to Amazonia, A Global South Awakening at COP30 by Charley Piringi When Lawrence Makili, 61, closes his eyes,…
Transparency Group Applauds Investigation into Siruka Mine but Warns: “More Must Be Done”
Transparency Solomon Islands (TSI) congratulates the Environment and Conservation Division of the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and…
Solomon Islands Warns COP30: “1.5°C Is a Matter of Survival”
by Charley Piringi Solomon Islands has issued a powerful call for urgent global climate action at the High-Level Segment of…
Pacific Pushes for Stronger Loss and Damage Action as COP30 Negotiations Intensify in Belém
by Charley Piringi Pacific Island countries are ramping up calls for stronger international action on climate-induced loss and damage as…
WWF-Pacific Urges Faster, Fairer Climate Finance for Pacific Communities at COP30
by Charley Piringi WWF-Pacific is calling for urgent reforms to global climate finance systems to ensure funding reaches Pacific Island…
Pacific Ministers Adopt Koror Declaration to Strengthen Disaster and Climate Resilience
by Charley Piringi Pacific Island Ministers for Disaster Risk Management have reaffirmed their collective commitment to stronger political leadership, coordinated…
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