O nisi o vaega tāua o le Call for Fossil Fuel Free Pacific e aofia ai le una’ia o atunu’u e pei o Ausetalia e taofia ona toe tu’uina laisene i kamupani e mainina ai le koale ma le kasa. O Ausetalia, o loo iai se tasi o tofiga ta’ita’i i feutaga’iga o mata’upu i fesuia’iga o le tau i le fonotaga fa’avāomalo o loo loma nei, le COP31 i Turkyie.
Na saunoa le minisita o mata’upu i suiga o le tau i Vanuatu, Ralph Regenvanu i le tāua ona aloa’ia e atunu’u malolosi i le lalolagi o le vala’au mai le Pasefika.
“The Tassariki Call for Fossil Fuel Free Pacific is our blueprint for survival and prosperity. It is a unified message from the frontline of the climate crisis. The age of fossil fuels must end, and the world must heed our call for a global, just, and equitable phase-out through a Fossil Fuel Treaty.”
I le talanoaga lenei ma Dr Simon Bradshaw o le Greenpeace Australia Pacific, na ia fa’amatalaina ai se tasi o vaega tāua o le vala’au mai Tassiriki.
“The declaration reaffirms the fundamental importance of limiting warming to 1.5 degree Celsius, which is really a survival line for the Pacific, and it makes it clear that the world needs to move rapidly beyond fossil fuels.”
Na fa’aalia fo’i e Dr Simon Bradshaw le tāua o le tāpā o fa’ai’uga mai Fa’amasinoga Fa’avāomalo, e pei o le advisory opinion na aumaia e le International Court of Justice (ICJ) na fa’apea mai ‘a state’s failure to act on fossil fuel production and subsidies may constitute an internationally wrongful act.’
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