Some Pacific News Today

"We expect this trend to continue."

Scientists say mass bleaching has killed more than a third of the coral in the northern and central parts of Australia's Great Barrier Reef, though corals to the south have escaped with little damage.

Leaders discussed phasing out fossil fuels and navigating Washington and Beijing’s battle for regional dominance, all while internal tensions bubbled below the surface

University of Victoria ocean scientist Jay Cullen says Japan's discharge of radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean won't have a negative effect on B.C.'s ecosystem, but Canada should keep monitoring radioactive isotopes in local waters.

The storm was about 360 miles southwest of Manzanillo, a coastal city in Mexico, and was moving away from land on Wednesday.

From what to know about fresh vs. farmed to understanding different species and cuts, here's how to buy salmon.

The US is elevating its engagement with the Pacific as Beijing increases its presence in the region.

Some Pacific students in New Zealand are having to choose between studying or working to provide for their families.

Pacific leaders have broadly lambasted the Russian assault, but some countries have resisted outright condemnation of the superpower

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