Rising sea levels that submerge entire islands were supposed to be a distant possibility of an apocalyptic future. But in the idyllic Pacific, that future is here. Five of the Solomon Islands have ...

A new scientific study is making waves for its claims that five of the Solomon Islands in the Southeast Pacific have completely vanished into the sea as a direct result of man-made climate change.

For most Americans—at least those not in Miami—rising sea levels are a far-off ... But the threat feels a little more real in the Solomon Islands—now that five of them are under water.

The dive in the Solomon Islands region is the deepest dive by a turtle in history. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the previous record was 4,199 feet, set in 2006 by another ...

which asserts that the rising sea levels affecting the Solomon Islands are caused by the warming of the planet. The research, which was conducted by Australian scientists, bears implications that ...

Social media might have you thinking that the travel road is worn out ... hidden wonders just waiting to be discovered – and the Solomon Islands is one of them. No ritzy, instagrammable resorts ...

ADE: Hi, I’m Ade. I’m in the Solomon Islands out in the Pacific Ocean and these islands are beautiful but they’re under threat because of rising sea levels which puts them on the front line ...

Several Solomon Islands had similar fates in recent decades as they were overtaken by the sea. Through compiling satellite images, surveys of the area, and speaking with locals, the research team ...

National Geographic Emerging Explorer David Gruber said he made the discovery mostly by accident: He was filming biofluorescent coral off the coast of the Solomon Islands when the glowing sea ...

On the Solomon Islands, rats and poachers are the two major threats to critically endangered sea turtles. A group of local women have joined forces to help save the animals from extinction.

The threats that sea level rise poses to community members’ enjoyment of their rights are compounded by a lack of support for the Walande community from the Solomon Islands’ government or the ...