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The Pacific should persist with Australia on climate change

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2019-09-16

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Carter, George

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East Asia Forum

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It has been weeks since Tuvalu hosted the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting (PIF), but the media attention and public outcry it sparked is yet to simmer. More than 25 agenda items from maritime boundaries, resilience and security to the long-term 2050 regional vision were discussed, but the buzzword this year was ‘climate change’ and it led to the consequential Kainaki II declaration.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/267143

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East Asia Forum

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