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Pacific Meteorological Council Meeting returns with Fiji gathering after pandemic disruptions
Jul 14,2023
Marshall Islands
Sea level rise threatens the existence of the Marshall Islands
Jul 11,2023
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Adapting coastal communities in the Pacific to sea level rise
Jul 10,2023
The new Vanuatu climatology maps
New Vanuatu climatology maps unveiled
Jul 5,2023
Charley Piringi
Solomon Islands journalist wins SPREP Best Environment story at Pasifika Environews Awards
Jul 4,2023
The University of Melbourne and the Pacific Climate Change Centre (PCCC), hosted by the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) have secured nearly half a million dollars in funding from the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) to improve regional health and climate outcomes.
Funding secured to improve Indo-Pacific climate, health and equity outcomes
Jun 28,2023
EAR Watch Training
First drought training for Nauru Hydrology and Meteorology Services
Jun 26,2023
Flooding
Pacific communities placed on El Niño Alert
Jun 23,2023
Presentation
Kiribati National Climate Outlook Forum Reconvenes after Eight Years
Jun 23,2023
Vanuatu SWAP
From Paris to Vanuatu, plastic pollution is a major global concern
Jun 21,2023
Stakeholders reviewing the Sarakata River Plan
Stakeholders review first flood management plan for Vanuatu’s Sarakata River
Jun 19,2023
Officials at the launch of the documents in Solomon Islands
Solomon Islands' Green Climate Fund Country programme strengthens response to climate change impacts
Jun 19,2023

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