Climate change impacts and extreme weather risks should be considered in Fiji’s proposed Public Health Amendment Bill.

Traditional food sources on Vatulele Island are becoming increasingly scarce as climate change continues to impact coastal communities and marine ecosystems.

A landmark climate change opinion from the International Court of Justice has strengthened the Pacific’s push for greater global accountability, with Fiji saying it provides a legal foundation for future negotiations.

Climate advocate Adi Sivoki Oripa Susu is calling for greater investment in nature-based solutions, saying mangrove restoration is essential to protecting Fiji’s coastal communities from the growing impacts of climate change.

As Fiji prepares for COP31, Return and Earn Fiji is showcasing its beverage container recycling program as proof that community action can drive climate solutions.

Fiji has begun work on its 2026 State of the Environment Report, which will provide a national assessment of the health of the country’s natural resources, ecosystems and environmental challenges.

Pacific climate ministers have strengthened regional coordination ahead of COP31.

Concerns have been raised over who should take action when pollution threatens public health, as the proposed Public Health Bill is reviewed by Parliament.

Fiji is stepping up preparations to host the Third Climate Ministerial and the Pacific Pre-COP in October, with Environment Minister Lynda Tabuya holding high-level talks with Australia and Pacific climate envoys.

Climate projects have secured a major boost, with the Green Climate Fund confirming about $224 million in funding support for seven projects.

Young Pacific voices must be part of global climate discussions as island communities continue to face the growing impacts of climate change.

Climate change impacts affecting coastal communities are driving calls for stronger action, with a young climate advocate highlighting the need for better solutions and policies to protect vulnerable communities.