‘Toxic’ Misinformation Is Fueling A Pacific Marine Sanctuary Debate
The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council’s advisers oppose added protections for the waters around the Northern Marianas islands.
War In Ukraine Helps Drive Up The Cost Of Living In The Pacific
Hawaii’s energy office says investing in renewable energy is necessary to reduce the state’s reliance on foreign oil.
Congressional Action On Toxic Burn Pits Would Also Help US Pacific Veterans
A wide-ranging bill passed by the U.S. House last week would extend medical coverage for veterans exposed to Agent Orange and nuclear testing decades ago.
Covid Hits Many Pacific Islands For The First Time As It Recedes Elsewhere
Border closures protected many island nations for most of the pandemic, but the coronavirus evolved to become more transmissible.
Resolution Would Apologize To Marshall Islands For Nuclear Testing
The U.S. conducted 67 nuclear tests in the Marshall Islands with continuing environmental and health effects.
Marshallese Honor Nuclear Victims As Negotiations With US Continue
The Marshall Islands holiday intended to promote peace comes as Russia puts its nuclear forces on alert.
American Samoa On Lockdown As Covid-19 Spreads
Public gatherings are suspended and only essential workers are allowed to report for work, Samoa News reported.
Some Civil Rights Groups Want Biden To Reject Racist Case Law
Some in U.S. territories want to get rid of the racist legal precedent for treating them differently. But others fear potential repercussions for land and culture.
Tonga Gets Internet Access Back After Tsunami
The loss of connectivity was difficult for many Tongans who couldn’t receive remittances.
From Fishermen To Rugby Players, Climate Change Has Become A Fact Of Life In Fiji
The Pacific island nation was the first to relocate a community due to the effects of a warming planet. The struggle continues as families learn to adapt.