South Pacific islanders threatened by climate change and over-fishing
Foreign tuna-fishing vessels and a changing ocean are putting pressure on small-scale fishers James Borton July 22, 2019 Tony Yao […]
Asia Oceania
July 2019
Asia Oceania
Pacific leadership on climate change is necessary and inevitable
The office of Nei Tabera Ni Kai (NTK), a film unit based in the town of Taborio, in the small
Development Projects
For the Second Time in Six Months, a Mining Ship Has Polluted This World-Famous Reef
Months after a cargo ship ran aground and began spillingheavy fuelnear Rennell Island’s world-famous coral reef, another ship has reportedly
Uncategorized
Solomon reefs damaged irreparably from latest bauxite spill
The coral reefs off Rennell Island in the Solomon Islands are likely to be permanently damaged from the latest shipping environmental
Development Projects
Solomon Islands World Heritage Site Threatened by Second Spill in Six Months
For the second time in six months, an environmental disaster is threatening a pristine coral reef and UNESCO World Heritage
Melanesia
Melanesians: Meet the world’s only natural black blondes
For several years, blond hair was attributed to Caucasians but the Melanesians of Solomon Islands are one of the few