Scientists: Japan’s Plan To Dump Nuclear Waste Into The Pacific Ocean May Not Be Safe
A panel of scientists has identified critical gaps in the data supporting the safe discharge of wastewater into the Pacific.
Palauans Are Protesting A Plan To Roll Back Their National Marine Sanctuary
Community members are concerned about the lack of consultation, the focus on money and the surprising support of a major environmental nonprofit.
Lawsuit Leads To Critical Habitats For Endangered Species In The Pacific
The Pacific sheath-tailed bat and the Guam tree snail are among the species that will benefit from the settlement.
Nations Promise Billions For Sustainable Oceans At Palau Conference
The conference highlighted the particular climate change challenges faced by the Indigenous peoples of the Pacific.
Climate Change Looms Large In US Treaty Talks In The Pacific
The U.S. recently appointed a new presidential special envoy to lead the negotiations with three Pacific nations.
14 Criminal Charges Filed Against CNMI Governor
The Office of the Attorney General filed the criminal case on Friday.
Military Won’t Proceed With Marianas Bombing Range But The New Plan Is Unclear
No timeline was given for a revised environmental analysis that would lay out the specifics of the new training plan.
Northern Mariana Islands Says US Military Agreed To Scale Back Training
The governor of the U.S. territory said the Pentagon has agreed to remove plans for a heavy artillery range on Tinian.
Biden Wants To Spend $892 Million To Protect Guam From China’s Missiles
The expansion of missile defense on Guam is part of several military projects planned or in progress for the Marianas archipelago.
Plan To Eradicate Mice That Attack Albatrosses On Midway Delayed Another Year
Federal biologists were confounded when they found Laysan albatrosses bloodied on Midway Atoll in 2015. The found the culprit — house mice.