Pacific leaders call for urgent climate action in Taku Pakasoa Declaration
Pacific leaders and partners have called for faster emissions cuts, greater access to climate finance and stronger protection of vulnerable island communities, warning that every fraction of a degree of warming increases the risks facing the Pacific. The call is contained in the Taku Pakasoa Declaration, adopted ahead of COP31 following the Pacific PreCOP31 meetings […] The post Pacific leaders…
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