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Aquatic biologists and marine conservationists are bracing themselves for the possible introduction of a deadly coral pathogen to Hawaiʻi's waters. In the last decade, stony coral tissue loss disease has infected the entirety of Florida's reef system and spread to more than 20 countries and territories in the Caribbean. HPR's Savannah Harriman-Pote reports on Hawaiʻi's first line of defense and what it could learn from abroad.

The failed cleanup of a Navy site in San Francisco is a worrisome test of federal policies.

State of California

Investegate announcements from The Metals Company, TMC Subsidiary NORI Commences Monitoring of the Environmental Impacts of Pilot Nodule Collection System Trials in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone

Following 16 offshore campaigns by NORI to define the nodule resource and establish an environmental baseline in exploration area NORI-D in the Clarion Clipperton Zone (CCZ), NORI's environmental program

The red algae bloom in the San Francisco Bay killing hundreds, if not thousands, of fish may come from a harmful species called Heterosigma akashiwo, which is derived from "red tide" in Japanese.

The red algae bloom in the San Francisco Bay killing hundreds, if not thousands, of fish since last week likely won't end for at least a couple weeks, as the warm weather gets hotter going into Labor Day weekend, according to experts.   

The red algae bloom in the San Francisco Bay killing hundreds, if not thousands, of fish may come from a harmful species called Heterosigma akashiwo, which is derived from "red tide" in Japanese.

The algae bloom killing hundreds of fish in the San Francisco Bay will last at least a couple of weeks as the weather gets hotter, experts said. Here's what to...

McQueens Island Trailhead is slated for a long-awaited partial reopening. However, its midpoint entrance will most likely be permanently closed.