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If climate talks cannot stop new coal and gas, what are they for?

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By Anote Tong
| The New Daily Verified
For many years, the annual United Nations climate conference, known as the COP, has represented something profoundly important: The hope that the nations of the world might recognise a common threat and act together in the interests of our shared future. For countries such as Kiribati, Fiji, Vanuatu, Tuvalu, the Marshall Islands and many others across the Pacific, this has never been merely an environmental issue or a diplomatic exercise.
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Stop the World TSD Summit Sessions: The Climate Crisis with Anote Tong

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By Robert Glasser, Anote Tong
| Australian Strategic Policy Institute
In the latest video edition of The Sydney Dialogue Summit Sessions, ASPI Senior Fellow Dr Robert Glasser speaks to the former President of Kiribati and Chair of the Pacific Elders Voice Anote Tong. Anote is one of the Pacific region’s most prominent and respected advocates for action to combat climate change. Robert and Anote discuss the impact that climate change is having in the Pacific and what action needs to be taken now to limit further climate disruptions.
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My home is on the brink of catastrophe. Will Australia stand up?

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By Anote Tong
| Newcastle Herald Verified
For decades, Pacific Island leaders have united to declare global warming and sea level rise as existential environmental threats to our communities' cultural, and physical survival. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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