AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEl Niño and Lagoons: Sea levels around northern and western Solomon Islands are 10–40cm below normal, slowing water circulation in places such as Marovo Lagoon and raising concerns about algal blooms. Climate and Fisheries: SPC says warming seas and more frequent marine heatwaves are shifting tuna stocks and increasing pressure on Pacific fisheries. Food Security: Solomon Islands families must work more than four days to afford a basket of basic foods, World Vision reports; climate change is making it harder for some communities to grow enough food. Marine Life: Hundreds of dead fish have washed ashore near Vangunu’s Dokoso Conservation Area. The cause is unknown, and further investigation is needed. Weather Warnings: Solomon Islands’ first weather radar is on track to be commissioned before year’s end, while the regional cyclone outlook warns of an active 2026/27 season. Climate Finance: SPC reports US$129.9 million in new climate funding approvals, including support to help tuna-dependent Pacific communities adapt.
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