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Coastal vulnerability across the Pacific dominated by El NiÃ±o/Southern Oscillation

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Barnard, P L. Short, A D. Harley, M D. et al

To predict the future coastal hazards, it is very important to quantify any links between climate deivers and spatial patterns of coastal change.

Coral islands defy sea-level rise over the past century: Records from a central Pacific atoll

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Kench, P S ; Thompson, D ; Ford, M R ; Ogawa, H Mclean, R F

The geological stability and exixtence of low-lying atoll nations is threatened by sea-level rise and climate change.

Pacific ENSO update - providing information on climate variability in the US affiliated Pacific Islands for the past 20 years No. 3 Vol. 21

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Substantial warning of the equarorial Pacific sea surface and sub-surface waters clearly and unambiguously signaled the arrival of El NiÃ±o.

Pacific ENSO update - providing information on climate variability in the US affiliated Pacific Islands for the past 20 years No. 2 Vol. 21

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The weather and climate of the central and western tropical Pacific through April 2015 was extraodinary with noteworthy extremes rainfall, typhoons and oceanic response to strong atomshperic forcing.

Proposal to the Australian Climate and Oceans Support Program in the Pacific (COSPac) tides and oceans management/early warning support. Submitted by NOAA National weather service in the Republic of the Marshall Islands

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The Pacific Islands Ocean Observing System (PacIOOS) is committed to increasing the capacity for early warning in the RMI

Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction: Technical Report for the Pacific Islands Region

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There is a need to find balance between the economic, environmental and social dimensions of area based management (ABM). ABM has the potential to manage the potential conflict over space and use, but objectives must be clear and area based responses must be targeted to suit the relevant objective

Climate and Oceans Support Program in the Pacific

This is writing about the 2015 El nino become more severe across the Asia-Pacific region and our thoughts are with those communities who are having to deal with some very difficult situations. Als this is when we are reminded of our heightened resposibilities in providing climate information that assists governments, industries and communities with their policies and decision making.

Unsettled: water and sanitation in urban settlement communities of the Pacific.

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Urbanization is occurring rapidly in Melanesia at 3-4% per annum. Due to unaffordable housing in formal areas and migration from rural areas, many people settle on marginal lands without formal legal titles (referred to as informal settlements in this report).

Economic and social impact of ICT in the Pacific.

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Pacific Region Infrastructure Facility.

The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector in a number of Pacific Island Countries (PICs) has undergone significant liberalisation and privatisation over the last decade leading to a rapid increase in access to mobile voice and data networks.

Climate services in the Pacific Islands Region: a gap analysis

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Pacific Islands Climate Services (PICS) Panel

The Pacific Islands Climate Services (PICS) Panel was endorsed by the second Pacific Meteorological Council (PMC-2) in July 2013 and established in April 2014 at the Special Session of the Pacific Meteorological Council, in Rarotonga, Cook Islands

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