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Samoas energy advances highlighted in Barbados

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nergy measures were highlighted this week in Barbados at the High-Level Conference of the Small Island Developing States (SIDS). Titled: “Achieving Sustainable Energy for All,” the meeting brought together participants from SIDS energy and enviro

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UNCSD meeting pass recommendations 'in principle'

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ting pass recommendations 'in principle' 28/07/2011 12:25 By Cherelle Jackson Apia, Samoa - Recommendations by Ministers to the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD) Subregional Preparatory Committee for the Pacific Countries were ado

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Paradigm shift, needed in climate change adaptation in Samoa

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year, environmental changes are so rapid it’s not funny, coupled with our social ways eroding at the same time such as social aspects from FaaSamoa sustainable ways of living to modern consuming society such as high consumptions and extraneous want

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Paradigm shift needed in adaptation in Samoa

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year, environmental changes are so rapid it’s not funny, coupled with our social ways eroding at the same time such as social aspects from FaaSamoa sustainable ways of living to modern consuming society such as high consumptions and extraneous want

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nergy measures were highlighted this week in Barbados at the High-Level Conference of the Small Island Developing States (SIDS). Titled: “Achieving Sustainable Energy for All,” the meeting brought together participants from... Island Hoping: Are

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Biodiversity and Samoas shallow commitments

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cording to those who governed the agreement the Convention on Biological Diversity or CBD was inspired by the world community's growing commitment to sustainable development. There are three aims of the convention, first the conservation of biologica

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Australia invests more millions in climate change in Samoa

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forest fire prevention including upgrade of national climate system to support early warning in the water, forest and tourism sectors, - sustainable tourism adaptation including a national strategy, capacity building in tourism infrastru

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Samoa to host SIDS Global Conference 2014

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hould justifiably be proud of. The first SIDS Global Conference was held in Barbados in 1994, with the second one in Mauritius in 2005. At the UN’s Sustainable Development Conference in Rio de Janeiro in June, 2012, it was agreed the third SIDS Glo

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FT to hold photography auction in aid of Oxfam’s Samoan Tsunami Appeal

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to work in the longer term, providing psycho-social counseling to help individuals cope with their personal trauma, while helping families to rebuild sustainable livelihoods. The auction features photography from top fine art photographers and photoj

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Protection of sharks also preserves cultural practices

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ithin their waters meet the requirements. It also identifies other initiatives, such as improved data collection and research, which might ensure the sustainable management of sharks in national and international waters. Tweet Back Photo used unde

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