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Manganese nodules of the Cook Islands / by Stuart G. Kingan

Applied Geoscience and Technology Division (SOPAC) of SPC

    The Cook Islands, a self-governing country in the central South Pacific consists of fifteen islands, all islands between 8°S and 23°S and 156°W and 167°W. It is geographically divided into two groups a Northern Group comprising Penrhyn, Rakahanga...

    Aitutaki: climate change community vulnerability and adaptation assessment report

    Capacity Building to Enable the Development of Adaptation Measures in Pacific Islands Countries, Cook Islands (CBDAMPIC)

      Specifically the Community Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment was conducted to make it possible for the people of Aitutaki to tell the CBDAMPIC project team what climate related problems Aitutaki may be experiencing, and to gather ideas of...

      Takutea wildlife sanctuary, Cook Islands

      Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

        The Maori language of the Cook Islands is derived from those of Eastern Polynesia, except for Pukapuka which has a Samoa-related language. Despite the Eastern Polynesia origin of plant and animal names, the physical isolation of the individual...

        Caves and Speleogenesis of Mangaia, Cook Islands

        Smithsonian Institution

          Ten caves in the makatea limestone of Mangaia, Cook Islands were explored and mapped, totalling over 3.7 km of passage. Of these, there was an apparent grouping by elevation that corresponds with previously described sea-level terraces in the...

          Cook Islands POPs (Persistent Organic Pollutants) project country plan

          Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

            The Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) several years ago identified the mismanagement of hazardous chemicals in the Pacific Island Countries as a serious environmental concern, and hence the Persistent Organic Pollutants in...