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In search of excellence:exemplary forest management in Asia and the Pacific/edited by Patrick B. Durst...(et.al)

Plant tissue culture : the safe way to move plants from country to country

Biodiversity Conservation

Regional Germplasm Centre

Stop the spread of dalo beetle

Biodiversity Conservation

Secretariat of the Pacific Community

Taro leaf blight : a serious threat to Pacific island countries

Biodiversity Conservation

Secretariat of the Pacific Community

(PIREP) Pacific Regional Energy Assessment 2004 : an assessment of the key energy issues, barriers to the development of renewable energy to mitigate climate change, and capacity development needs to removing the barriers : Samoa National Report / Herbert Wade; Johnston Peter; Vos John

Climate Change Resilience

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Wade, Herbert

Samoa is party to a number of international and regional treaties and conventions, including several with energy implications, particularly the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the Kyoto Protocol. Environmental issues related to energy use include air pollution from incineration of rubbish and cooking in outside kitchens. About 70% of Samoa's population and infrastructure are located in the environmentally vulnerable coastal zone. Only four of the coastline is resilient to coastal hazards.

(PIREP) Pacific Regional Energy Assessment 2004 : an assessment of the key energy issues, barriers to the development of renewable energy to mitigate climate change, and capacity development needs to removing the barriers : Tokelau National report / Herbert Wade

Climate Change Resilience

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Wade, Herbert

The Environment can be considered tropical marine. Atolls are especially vulnerable to environmental damage. The water supply is easily damaged by pollutants. Land biodiversity is low. The primary dangers to the environment are tropical storms, oil spills and waste disposal from the settlements. Direct hits by cyclones are not common though near passages have caused serious damage due to high waves.

PIGGAREP and its possible implications for power utilities

Biodiversity Conservation

Fifita, Solomone

New telecommunications interconnection regime for Samoa : discussion paper issue in November 2005

Government of Samoa

samoa

(PIREP) Pacific Regional Energy Assessment 2004 : an assessment of the key energy issues, barriers to the development of renewable energy to mitigate climate change, and capacity development needs to removing the barriers : Marshall Islands National Report / Herbert Wade; Peter Johnston

Climate Change Resilience

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Wade, Herbert

The Republic of the Marshall Islands consists of two groups of atolls and islands: Ralik in the west and Ratak to the east, within a rectangle extending 1150 km north-south and 1300 km east- west. about 3200 kilometers from Honolulu and Tokyo. Twenty-two of 29 atolls, and four of the five small raised coral islands are inhabited. The islands are typically several km long and rarely over 200 meters in width.

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