AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoClimate Action: The Pacific Islands Climate Action Network is urging COP31 governments to turn commitments into urgent, science-based action, warning that rising seas and climate damage threaten Pacific lands, livelihoods and cultural heritage. Early Warnings: Tuvalu’s meteorological and media representatives joined counterparts in Rarotonga for training on making climate forecasts timely, clear and useful to communities as El Niño intensifies. Sea-Level Science: Pacific monitoring combines ocean readings with measurements of land movement, helping distinguish rising seas from island uplift or subsidence and strengthen coastal-risk planning. Ocean Research: Pacific scientists are sharing data and expertise to track ocean acidification and its risks to marine ecosystems and the communities that depend on them.
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