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Global warming: a “global SOS” launched by the UN

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A “global SOS” was launched at the Pacific Islands Forum Summit on Tuesday, August 27. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is relying on new research that confirms a faster rise in sea levels in this region compared to the global average: plus 15 cm in 30 years compared to just over 9 cm on average in the rest of the world. The cause: global warming in the region and ocean currents. The question of the future of these territories is therefore b

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Global warming: a “global SOS” launched by the UN

A “global SOS” was launched at the Pacific Islands Forum Summit on Tuesday, August 27. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is relying on new research that confirms a faster rise in sea levels in this region compared to the global average: plus 15 cm in 30 years compared to just over 9 cm on average in the rest of the world. The cause: global warming in the region and ocean currents. The question of the future of these territories is therefore b

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