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Palau's Surangel S. Whipps Jr addresses the Climate Summit 2025, a high-Level special event on Climate Action, at COP30 in Brazil
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Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva speaking at the opening of COP30, yesterday
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Dame Jacinda Ardern, Special Envoy for Oceania and former prime minister of Aotearoa New Zealand (right) and Coral Pasisi, Director of Climate Change and Sustainability at the Pacific Community (SPC)
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"Let Gaza Live" says a placard in a New Zealand protest against the Israeli genocide and environmental devastation in West Auckland
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USP student journalist Riya Bhagwan
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Decades after the nuclear tests, Pacific people still endure many consequences
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Cook Island activists peacefully confront the Nautilus
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The bombed Rainbow Warrior next morning
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A PNG soldier guarding Bougainville's Panguna mine in 1989
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Half of the Marshall Islands' 50,000-strong population live in the capital city of Majuro
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It has been 40 years since the Rongelap people had to leave their homes due to nuclear fallout in May 1985
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"News Corp and its media bedfellows rely on snark, shrillness and outrage gimmickry
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The International Seabed Authority flag
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Greenpeace activists from around the world have paddled and protested around MV Coco, a specialised offshore drilling vessel
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Greenpeace International activists display a banner in front of the Maersk Launcher
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Rongelap MP Hilton Kendall speaking at the welcoming ceremony for the Rainbow Warrior in Majuro
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The Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior arrives in the Marshall Islands
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Rongelap Islanders on board the Rainbow Warrior bound for Mejatto in May 1985
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Climate crisis and the Israeli war on Gaza
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An "Our freedom of expression/assembly is being gagged and violated by our government to support genocide" placard
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The podcast takes the listener into a room in Seattle, Washington, in 1984, where Greenpeace International leader Steve Sawyer met for the first time with Jeton Anjain
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