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- Inter Press ServiceEnvironment & Climate
Human-Caused Climate Change, Not El Niño, Drives Most Coral Bleaching Events – Research
- The Guardian — Global developmentEnvironment & Climate
First came the dead fish, then invasive plants. A year later and Lake Suchitlán’s pollution remains a mystery
Fishers at Lake Suchitlán in El Salvador are facing ongoing environmental challenges following a significant die-off of fish and the proliferation of invasive water lettuce. The government has not provided explanations for the pollution, which has impacted local livelihoods and led to increased plastic waste along the lake's shores.
- Devpolicy BlogEnvironment & Climate
Is the Pacific’s new climate architecture ready for its first real test?
The Pacific Islands Forum's emergency mechanism is activated in response to a developing "Super El Niño" and a fuel crisis. This situation tests the region's new climate strategies, raising concerns about their effectiveness in addressing urgent climate challenges. The outcome is crucial for the Pacific Islands' resilience in the face of increasing environmental threats.
- Devpolicy BlogEnvironment & Climate
Tuvalu’s Digital Nation: why hope, not doom, drives climate adaptation
Tuvalu's Digital Nation initiative has been interpreted by some as a sign of resignation to climate change, but researchers Colette Mortreux and Bateteba Aselu argue it represents a proactive approach to governance. They emphasize the importance of Tuvaluan agency and resilience in climate adaptation efforts, highlighting the role of hope in shaping future strategies.
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