Lying Nations Envision standing waist-deep in a luminous lagoon, the horizon stretching endlessly like a watercolor painting.

In the next 30 years, Pacific Island nations such as Tuvalu, Kiribati, and Fiji will experience at least 8 inches (15 ...

Sea levels are rising faster in the western tropical ... Rae said abandoning Pacific islands should not be seen as a solution to rising seas. “We promote climate mobility as a solution to ...

Fiji prioritizes climate resilience, economic diversification, and renewable energy investments to achieve sustainable growth ...

ABC Pacific is the trusted voice in the Pacific, connecting our neighbours with news, music, sport and conversations for all ages. More from ABC We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait ...

BUT WITH CLIMATE CHANGE AND RISING SEA LEVELS, MANY OF THOSE COASTAL PROPERTIES ARE AT RISK. WHERE WE ARE STANDING NOW WILL BE UNDERWATER IN 10 TO 15 YEARS. THE WORK THAT WE’RE DOING ...

A recent U.S. Geological Survey study projects that rising sea levels and stronger, more intense storms will exacerbate four specific coastal hazards and associated management challenges for Cape ...

“Tuvalu wishes to champion sea level rise to be treated as a standalone ... Tuvalu’s neighbors - the 18 members of the Pacific Islands Forum - are on board. They have declared the region ...

I’m in the Solomon Islands out in the Pacific Ocean and these islands are beautiful but they’re under threat because of rising sea levels which puts them on the front line of climate change.

Over the next 25 years, sea levels around Long Island are expected to rise 13 to 25 inches — and as much as 69 inches by the end of the century, according to the state Department of ...

But the state might fare better than some others. If sea levels were to rise by six feet, portions of Boston and Cambridge would be flooded, leaving some of Harvard University's buildings submerged.

Ironically, this is threatening the very industry overwhelmingly responsible: the fossil fuel industry, which will definitely feel the strain of rising sea levels, which is already impacting ...