Pacific nation of Palau making most of its seas a sanctuary

TOKYO (AP) — Lawmakers in the tiny Pacific island nation of Palau passed a law Oct. 22 to make almost all its coastal waters a marine sanctuary in the latest move to expand ocean protections. The Palau National Marine Sanctuary Act designates 80 percent of the nation’s maritime territory as a...

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