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P. H. Havea and A. De Ramon N’Yeurt
WHO, Ministry of Health in Fiji, GEF, & UNDP (2013) Human health vulnerability to climate
change in Fiji. Government of Fiji, Suva, Fiji
World Health Organisation (WHO) (2015) Human health and climate change in Pacific Island
Countries. World Health Organisation, Geneva
World Population Review (2019) 2019 World Population by Country. World Population Review,
USA. Retrieved [2019 September 24]; from http://worldpopulationreview.com/
Wosnitza M, Peixoto F, Beltman S, Mansfield CF (2018) Resilience in education: concepts, contexts
and connections. Springer, Switzerland
Yuan K-S, Wu T-J, Chen H-B, Li Y-B (2017) A study on the teachers’ professional knowledge and
competence in environmental education. EURASIA J Math Sci Tech Ed 13(7):3163–3175
Peni H. Havea is a Tongan Scholar and a training Pastor from the Kingdom of Tonga in the South
Pacific.
Antoine de Ramon N’Yeurt obtained his PhD in marine botany from the University of the South
Pacific (USP, Suva) in 1998, and now works as a Research Fellow in climate-change issue at the
Pacific Centre for Environment and Sustainable Development (PACE-SD) of the University of the
South Pacific in Fiji. For the last 20 years he devoted his activities to the study of marine algae of
the Pacific Islands such as Fiji, Rotuma, the Cook Islands, and has been involved in surveys of the
marine floras of French Polynesia, Wallis, the Solomon Islands, Santo (Vanuatu), the Seychelles
and Clipperton. He is the author of numerous publications, books and floras on taxonomy and
described several new genera and species of marine algae. More recently, he has been involved in
the topics of Ocean Algal Afforestation (OAA) and renewable energy, ocean acidification and its
effects on coral reefs, and population-level climate change adaptation in the South Pacific.
P. H. Havea and A. De Ramon N’Yeurt
WHO, Ministry of Health in Fiji, GEF, & UNDP (2013) Human health vulnerability to climate
change in Fiji. Government of Fiji, Suva, Fiji
World Health Organisation (WHO) (2015) Human health and climate change in Pacific Island
Countries. World Health Organisation, Geneva
World Population Review (2019) 2019 World Population by Country. World Population Review,
USA. Retrieved [2019 September 24]; from http://worldpopulationreview.com/
Wosnitza M, Peixoto F, Beltman S, Mansfield CF (2018) Resilience in education: concepts, contexts
and connections. Springer, Switzerland
Yuan K-S, Wu T-J, Chen H-B, Li Y-B (2017) A study on the teachers’ professional knowledge and
competence in environmental education. EURASIA J Math Sci Tech Ed 13(7):3163–3175
Peni H. Havea is a Tongan Scholar and a training Pastor from the Kingdom of Tonga in the South
Pacific.
Antoine de Ramon N’Yeurt obtained his PhD in marine botany from the University of the South
Pacific (USP, Suva) in 1998, and now works as a Research Fellow in climate-change issue at the
Pacific Centre for Environment and Sustainable Development (PACE-SD) of the University of the
South Pacific in Fiji. For the last 20 years he devoted his activities to the study of marine algae of
the Pacific Islands such as Fiji, Rotuma, the Cook Islands, and has been involved in surveys of the
marine floras of French Polynesia, Wallis, the Solomon Islands, Santo (Vanuatu), the Seychelles
and Clipperton. He is the author of numerous publications, books and floras on taxonomy and
described several new genera and species of marine algae. More recently, he has been involved in
the topics of Ocean Algal Afforestation (OAA) and renewable energy, ocean acidification and its
effects on coral reefs, and population-level climate change adaptation in the South Pacific.