Curated expert opinion on intractable contemporary issues
One of NZ’s Most Contentious Climate Cases is Moving Forward. And the World is Watching
By Vernon Rive | 14 February, 2024
The Supreme Court of New Zealand has delivered a landmark decision on a case against a group of New Zealand’s largest corporate greenhouse gas (GHG) emitters.
Five Conflicts to Keep an Eye On in 2024
By Tobias Ide | 15 January, 2024
In 2024, five conflicts have potentially far-reaching consequences and international attention could be crucial in making a difference for those affected.
‘We Don’t Know What Tomorrow Will Bring’: How Climate Change is Affecting Fijians’ Mental Health
By Amy Lykins and Suzanne Cosh | 11 January, 2024
The consequences of climate change also pose significant risks to the mental health and wellbeing of the people living in the most affected countries, says a recent study with rural Fijians.
COP28 – Massive Disappointments, Slight Glimmers of Hope
By Volker Boege | 03 January, 2024
While many expectations were not met at COP28 and Pacific delegates expressed deep disappointment, there were minor bright spots.
The Way We Were
By Nassrine Azimi | 02 January, 2024
From Jewish school days in Tehran, to a wish and a prayer from Hiroshima.
COP28 Offers Too Little of an “Oasis" for AOSIS in a Desert of Climate Justice
By James Bhagwan | 20 December, 2023
What does the “Dubai Consensus” actually mean for Pacific Small Island Developing States and the communities that they represent?
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