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Solomon Islands PM Calls for Climate Finance and Emissions Action at COP31

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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Matthew Wale, representing Solomon Islands, spoke at the Pacific Pre-COP31 Leaders Plenary, warning that COP31 must deliver concrete action on emissions and climate finance. Wale cited estimates from the International Monetary Fund regarding fossil fuel subsidies. He also noted that about three-quarters of his electorate could be underwater within 30 years if current trends continue, based on his observations in Tuvalu.

From pina.com.fj

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The comments place pressure on major emitters to make deep, economy-wide emissions cuts immediately. Wale's call for decisive action on climate finance highlights the growing financial risks associated with climate change for vulnerable Pacific nations.

Solomon Islands reports climate losses to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change while the Pacific Community supports policy development.

From pina.com.fj

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