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[Opinion] International Court of Justice Hears Climate Pleas Ahead of Issuing an Advisory Opinion - Inside Climate News
Climate Justice · Vanuatu

[Opinion] International Court of Justice Hears Climate Pleas Ahead of Issuing an Advisory Opinion - Inside Climate News

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Developing countries are asking 15 international judges to clarify the legal obligations of rich nations whose high emissions have driven the greatest warming.By Bob BerwynTHE HAGUE, Netherlands—A steel-gray sky hung over the climate proceedings at the International Court of Justice this month, evoking the shadows World War II cast over the negotiators who met here in 1946 to try to establish global legal norms that could bring a peaceful future…See the Story
The race to save historic bridge
Climate Change · Western Province

The race to save historic bridge

For more than 50 years, Kukudu suspension (swinging) bridge on Kolombangara, Western Province in Solomon Islands stood the test of time as it faced ongoing threat from rising ocean tides. Over five decades this bridge served as a lifeline to connect Kukudu Adventist College and the Kukudu Seventh Day Adventist headquarter which are separated by Piongo river. This iconic infrastructure has always been associated with Kukudu’s history. And, 22 Oct…See the Story
Sikaiana people’s resilience helps for time as climate change threatens livelihoods
Climate Change · Solomon Islands

Sikaiana people’s resilience helps for time as climate change threatens livelihoods

The Sikaiana atolls just could be the world’s top tropical tourist destination. Four islets conjoined by a barrier reef encircling a lush blue lagoon perforated with thriving corals teeming with marine life. Glistening white sandy beaches outlining each islet with gentle waves lapping their shores. Cool breeze chills the sun’s gaze as children play by the seaside and grown-ups sitting under the shade of a huge Terminalia nut tree having a yarn a…See the Story

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