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Pacific leaders unite on climate at UNGA: 'Think of the children'

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Pacific Island nations delivered a unified statement at the UN General Assembly, emphasizing the urgent need to protect children from climate impacts. Leaders spoke without reservation about the severity of the crisis, highlighting that the future of these vulnerable populations depends on immediate action. The statement underscores a collective commitment to safeguarding the next generation against rising sea levels and extreme weather events.

Key points

• Pacific Island leaders delivered a unified statement at the UN General Assembly in New York, explicitly stating that they pulled no punches regarding the climate crisis.
• The leaders emphasized that protecting children is critical, noting that the future of these vulnerable nations depends on immediate action to prevent climate disasters.

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