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Last update: 28 minutes agoDeep-Sea Mining: A new commentary on lawsuits involving Nauru Ocean Resources says court orders protecting the company’s right to a fair process do not settle the case or permit mining, and calls for stronger public accountability over the shared seabed. Skipjack Tuna: Environmental groups are urging Pacific fisheries leaders to adopt science-based catch rules this year, warning that delays could weaken long-term safeguards for a fishery vital to the region. El Niño Outlook: A strong to very strong El Niño is forecast for early 2027, bringing higher temperatures and heightened drought risks in some areas; Nauru is among the places expected to see wetter-than-normal conditions from November to January. Climate Resilience: Nauru is one of 14 Pacific countries covered by a US$1.06 billion regional programme, including a US$250 million Green Climate Fund grant, to strengthen infrastructure and essential services. Disaster Alerts: A US$1.2 million grant will support mobile early-warning systems in nine Pacific countries, including Nauru, helping emergency agencies send rapid alerts to phones.
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