Pacific voices help shape global climate agenda ahead of COP31 by calling for urgent action to keep 1.5°c within reach
A major climate forum that will help shape Pacific nation priorities for the pre-COP31 meeting and global climate negotiations. Pacific climate priorities were the focus at a major international forum weekend, ahead of the official pre-COP31 meeting.
The 1.5°C to Stay Alive forum was held at The University of the South Pacific (USP) Laucala Campus, in Fiji on Saturday, and was hosted by USP in partnership with the COP Universities Alliance
Dr Wesley Morgan, from UNSW ICRR, the lead organiser of the forum, says it will provide an important opportunity for Pacific experts and leaders to explain what they want to see from COP31, later this year.
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