There is a growing evidence that emotions shape people's reactions to the climate crisis in
profound but complex ways. Climate emotions are related to resilience, climate action, and …

While the Pacific region stands at the forefront of climate change related impacts, we need to
hear from those most affected especially in terms of the mental health and wellbeing impacts …

This article presents an analysis of how social media was used during Tropical Cyclone
Winston, the strongest recorded tropical storm that left a wake of destruction and devastation …

Ocean and cryosphere changes already impact Low-Lying Islands and Coasts (LLIC),
including Small Island Developing States (SIDS), with cascading and compounding risks …

This article questions the hierarchical assumptions of theories of “traveling models” by
examining how politicians and environmental activists from the three major regions of the …

Given that almost every Pacific Island resident is spiritually engaged to a degree that is
uncommon in western secular societies, an evaluation of the role of religion in climate …

Throughout the contemporary Pacific, relationships that indigeneity makes possible are
emerging as celebrated resistance to post‐colonial development anxieties. In the process …

The concept of the Anthropocene confounds Eurocentric distinctions of natural and human
history, as Dipesh Chakrabarty observes. But who are'we'in the Anthropocene, how do …

The role of religious belief in disasters has attracted increased scholarly interest in recent
years. This paper shows that religious belief can generate disaster resilience through the …

Disasters are typically conceptualised as extreme events that disrupt the “normal”
functioning of a society. Dominant framings imply temporal boundedness and nature as …