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Small island nations commit to new steps at UN forum to reduce fossil fuel use - UN News Centre
 UN News Centre | Small island nations commit to new steps at UN forum to reduce fossil fuel use UN News Centre A renewable energy project in Tokelau, supported by UNDP, converts solar-generated power to electricity. UN Photo/Ariane Rummery Twenty small island developing nations have announced new actions to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and end poverty, ... |
Samoa inter-island ferries to service the Cook Islands and Tokelau - Radio New Zealand International
 Radio New Zealand International | Samoa inter-island ferries to service the Cook Islands and Tokelau Radio New Zealand International The Samoa Shipping Corporation's vessel, the MV Lady Naomi, will soon begin chartered services to the Cook Islands northern group, and also Tokelau for the next two years. The service of the Cooks Islands northern group will be twice a month. |
Fake Google Chrome Installer Steals Banking Details - InformationWeek
Fake Google Chrome Installer Steals Banking Details InformationWeek Advertised via Twitter spam promoting links to "sexi gerl see," among other phrases, the malicious application has been available via websites sporting a dot-TK (.tk) address, which is the top-level domain name for Tokelau, a New Zealand territory in ... |
Coconuts, wind to power Pacific - Courier Mail
 Radio New Zealand International | Coconuts, wind to power Pacific Courier Mail Using coconut biofuel and solar panels, Tokelau - which consists of three island dots half way between New Zealand and Hawaii - plans to become self-sufficient in energy this year. The leaders of other so-called small island states around the world ... Pacific islands look to wind, sun and coconuts for future energy |
Tariana Turia Launch of Framework to address Family Violence - Scoop.co.nz (press release)
Tariana Turia Launch of Framework to address Family Violence Scoop.co.nz (press release) We have a dual celebration today – a comprehensive conceptual framework to address family violence within Pasifika communities – and seven ethnic specific reports for Samoa, Tonga, Cook Islands, Fiji, Tokelau, Niue and Tuvalu. |
Tokelau joins PNA's vessel day scheme - Radio New Zealand International
 Radio New Zealand International | Tokelau joins PNA's vessel day scheme Radio New Zealand International Tokelau has agreed to join the Parties to the Nauru Agreement's purse seine fishing vessel day scheme. The scheme is used to manage the world's largest tuna fishery, in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean. Introduced in 2007, it has more than doubled ... |
Coconuts, wind and sun to power Pacific nations - Mother Nature Network
 Mother Nature Network | Coconuts, wind and sun to power Pacific nations Mother Nature Network By Agence France-PresseThu, May 10 2012 at 10:44 AM EST SUSTAINING ITSELF: A concrete wall lining Atafu lagoon to hold back rising sea levels in the New Zealand dependency of Tokelau. The area plans to become energy self-sufficient this year (Photo: ... |
Pacific nations turn back on hydrocarbons - The Australian
Pacific nations turn back on hydrocarbons The Australian Using coconut biofuel and solar panels, Tokelau - which consists of three island dots halfway between New Zealand and Hawaii - plans to become self-sufficient in energy this year. The leaders of other so-called small island states around the world made ... |
Tokelau expects to earn millions from PNA scheme - Radio New Zealand International
 Radio New Zealand International | Tokelau expects to earn millions from PNA scheme Radio New Zealand International The Tokelau government expects the atolls will earn millions from joining the Parties to the Nauru Agreement vessel days scheme, or VDS. The scheme is part of the PNA's attempt to ensure that tuna in the Pacific is fished more sustainably and Tokelau ... |
Pacific Islands Aiming For Energy Self-Sufficiency - Voice of America
 Voice of America | Pacific Islands Aiming For Energy Self-Sufficiency Voice of America A renewable energy project in Tokelau, supported by UNDP, converts solar-generated power to electricity. (Photo: UN/Ariane Rummery) A renewable energy project in Tokelau, supported by UNDP, converts solar-generated power to electricity. |
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