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MOSCA, Colo. -- As Jay Young rolls his pants up and wades into the murky pond, Elvis emits a guttural hissing. It sounds like a pressurized water hose cleani...

In Papua New Guinea’s isolated Star Mountains, Indigenous people say the tree kangaroo is king and the bird of paradise is queen. But both have a price on their heads. These extraordinary species have long been prized by traditional hunters, but conservationists now fear the forests they live in, one of Earth’s last great wilderness areas, could soon fall to axe and bulldozer.

Australia must bolster its vaccine assistance with practical fixes, starting with energy and cold-storage solutions.

Millions of tonnes of fuel, oil and minerals are extracted from the region – but some communities have little to show for it but devastation

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ATLANTA — Fernbank Museum of Natural History plans to take visitors to nearly every corner of the animal world this summer with two new exhibits: Crocs: Ancient Predators in a

The Globe and Mail April 16: ‘The Ford Fiasco.’ Readers debate Ontario’s pandemic strategy, plus other letters to the editor Contributed to The Globe and Mail Published April 16, 2021 Chris Young/The Canadian Press Keep your Opinions sharp and informed. Get the Opinion newsletter. Sign up today. Justice defined Under Senator Yuen Pau Woo’s narrow definition, it is legitimate because it is China’s system of justice, while to Senator Leo Housakos it is not, because it lacks any co...

Download 3.36 MB Facebook has launched public COVID-19 education campaigns in Fiji and Papua New Guinea following calls for the social media giant to do more to tackle misinformation shared on its platform. The campaigns include graphics and videos in English and local languages, encouraging people to be aware of misinformation, fact-check claims and visit reputable Government websites for advice. A similar campaign will soon begin in Samoa. It comes as COVID-19 vaccination programs begin to ro...

In a country of over eight million people there are just 500 doctors and about 4,000 nurses. Tragically, a significant number of nurses and other health workers have contracted the virus.

Vanuatus prime minister Charlot Salwai in New Zealand Photo: RNZ Pacific/ Johnny Blades Vanuatu prosecutor maintains heat on Salwai Vanuatus public prosecutor, Josiah Naigulevu, has filed an appeal against a Supreme Court judgement on corruption and bribery charges against former prime minister Charlot Salwai and three others. During the trial in December, over twenty prosecution witnesses appeared but Justice Andre Wiltens dismissed the charges. Salwai, along with former agriculture minister ...