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Pacific island leaders raise climate threats at the UN — Anadolu Agency
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Leaders of Tuvalu, the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea warned at the UN of climate change, disasters and economic shocks threatening Pacific island states.
Solomon Islands and Marshall Islands raised the issue at the United Nations as the region pushes for independent scrutiny of alleged rights abuses.
UNITED NATIONS: When Palau President Surangel Samuel Whipps Jr. recently took his children to his nation's Helen Island, two-thirds of it was gone. Rising seas