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The nation which is home to the world's largest marine protected area is also a key player in the marine ornamental industry.

Doubt rises among COP15 diplomats to reach a mutual agreement as Tuvalu temporarily suspends talks calling for a tougher treaty.

New Zealand-based Teresia Teaiwa's first CD, I Can See Fiji (Wellington: A Fiery Canoe Production, 2008), provides fresh insights to issues of identity and environment.

Effects of global warming and climate change causing millions to migrate, leaving victims of ecological disasters with no real rights or legal protection.

These statistics from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are wakeup calls for G7 economies, but who is going to lend these countries the big money?

Visitors to the newest country in South-East Asia can learn about Xanana Gusmão, independence, Hatubuilco, the Virgin Mary and more

While many anthias species should be kept by only advanced aquarists, the intermediate aquarist may want to attempt keeping a small shoal of beautiful Bartlett's anthias.

A simple explanation of the International Date Line and the Greenwich Meridian. Thank or blame Chester A. Arthur for the International Meridian Conference.

The Vedic literature describes air chariots that are moved by pulses, take off vertically and fly in all directions. But where do they come from?