2 June, 2017. Pacific island groups fighting for climate action have described the US withdrawal from the Paris agreement as a grave moral injustice.

18 May, 2017. “Like a drop of water in a bucket, on its own is small, but if there are many, many drops, soon it is overflowing.”

10 May, 2017. Australia and New Zealand should allow open migration for citizens of Pacific nations threatened by climate change, to boost struggling island economies and prevent a later mass forced migration, a paper from the World Bank argues.

15 Sanuali 2017. Kuo ‘oatu mei he Talekita Dr. Mo’ui Siale ‘Akau’ola ha fakatokanga ki he kakai ‘o e fonua kenau toe tokanga ange fekau’aki mo e fu’u vela ‘a ‘ea.

10 Sanuali, 2017. Na'e foaki 'i he pongipongi 'o e ‘a e sikolasipi ‘e 20 ako BSc mei he Poloseki ki hano Taliteke’i ‘o e Nunu’a kovi ‘o e Feliuliuaki ‘a e ‘Ea (Climate Resilience Sector Project [CRSP]) ‘e he ‘Eiki Tokoni Palemia, Siaosi Sovaleni.

23 November, 2016. The Pacific Community says the election of President Trump has caused concern in the region over the United States' commitment to fighting climate change.

SIKOLASIPI ‘A E POLOSEKI ‘A E PANGIKE FAKALAKALAKA ‘O ‘ESIA (ADB) MO E PULE’ANGA TONGA KI HONO TALITEKE’I ‘O E HA’AHA’A ‘O E FELILIUAKI ‘A E ‘EA [CLIMATE RESILENCE SECTOR PROJECT (CRSP)]

Fa’u ‘e Helu (CRSP Education Specialist)

27 Sepitema, 2016. Tupu mei he tu’u lavea ngofua ‘a Tonga ki he ngaahi nunu’a ‘o e feliliuaki ‘o e ‘eá, ‘oku ngāue atu ai ‘a e polokalama ngaue fo’ou ke lava ‘a Tonga ‘o matu’uaki ‘a e ngaahi pole ‘a e feliliuaki ‘o e ‘eá (Climate Resilience Sector Project) ke fakapapau’i ‘oku malu ‘a e kakai ‘o e fonuá ki ha taimi ‘e hoko mai ai ha fakatamaki fakaenatula.