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Pacific nations are in crisis as new UN reports warn that climate tipping points once thought to be a century away could arrive within ten years—threatening the very existence of low-lying island states like Tuvalu. With sea levels rising and warming nearing 1.8°C, irreversible damage looms. Vanuatu’s climate minister publicly criticized Australia for expanding fossil fuels while hosting COP31, demanding immediate action to halt new projects and end subsidies. Australia’s PM countered with progress on renewables, citing 50% clean energy and solar investments in Palau—but Pacific leaders insist global urgency is non-negotiable.

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