Australia rejects clean energy target for cheaper power
Oct 17, 2017
Australian government rejects plan to generate 42 percent of country's power from wind, solar energy
Dutch team wins Australia solar-powered car race 7th time
Oct 12, 2017
A Dutch team has won a solar-powered car race across Australia for a seventh time, with a University of Michigan car taking second place in the biennial event
In Pacific, rising tensions evoke troubling nuclear legacy
Oct 7, 2017
Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands remains contaminated by radiation, part of a troubling nuclear testing legacy that continues to affect islands and people across the Pacific long after the U.S., Britain and France stopped their testing programs there
StarKist to pay $6.3M in American Samoa wastewater case
Sep 13, 2017
Officials say the world's largest supplier of canned tuna has agreed to pay a $6.3-million penalty for wastewater violations in American Samoa, where StarKist Co. is a major employer
Tony de Brum, global voice for fighting climate change, dies
Aug 23, 2017
Tony de Brum, the Marshall Islands former climate ambassador and a leading voice behind the Paris Agreement, has died at 72
UNESCO has 'serious concern' over Great Barrier Reef coral
Jun 3, 2017
A United Nations agency says it has "serious concern" about coral bleaching on Australia's Great Barrier and urges the government to work faster to improve water quality in the region
Priorities of coral and coal clash in Aussie Sunshine State
May 31, 2017
Unease and environmental concerns surround coal mine planned near Australia's Great Barrier Reef
New Zealand's ambitious plan to save birds: Kill every rat
May 12, 2017
People across New Zealand are embracing an environmental goal so ambitious it's been compared to putting a man on the moon: ridding the entire nation of every last rat, possum and stoat
Australia warns travelers to not bring in hitchhiking toads
May 11, 2017
Australian quarantine authorities have urged travelers through Asia to beware of hitchhiking amphibians after a passenger arrived at an airport with a dead Indonesian toad in his shoe
1 dead, 14 sickened in New Zealand typhoid fever outbreak
Apr 4, 2017
An outbreak of typhoid fever among a church community in New Zealand has caused one death and left at least 14 other people hospitalized, health authorities said
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