Inside the Marshall Islands’ life-or-death plan to survive climate change The Pacific island nation is seeking $35 billion to protect against sea-level rise and prevent a mass exodus.

Between rising sea levels from the climate crisis, a history of nuclear testing causing radioactive pollution and population displacement, the Marshall Islands face numerous threats. Now, the ...

The Marshall Islands are highly, highly vulnerable to climate change. The territory may cease to exist if we see 2 degrees Celsius of global warming above pre-industrial levels.

A new publication by the UN Climate Change Regional Collaboration Centre for Asia and the Pacific reveals that Pacific Island countries are making significant progress in their collective effort to ...

The Micronesian Islands Forum cranks up with officials meetings Monday and Tuesday this week in Majuro, with the official ...

Tina Stege, climate envoy for the Marshall Islands, is on the metro headed for the Cop28 climate summit, and in desperate need of a cup of tea. Last night she left Expo City, where the two-week ...

Marshall Islands locals watched radioactive coral fall from the sky for hours after the US’s bomb tests, 71 years ago. Now ...

The Marshall Islands has long been a leader in advocating for aggressive climate action during UN summits. At COP28, the country hopes a deal emerges to double the finance target.

The Marshall Islands has a national adaptation place, which explores elevating land to protect the country. "We've referred to it as our survival plan," Ms De Brum said. But there are many questions.

Get accurate hourly forecasts for today, tonight, and tomorrow, along with 10-day daily forecasts and weather radar for Ajeltake, Majuro, Marshall-Islands with MSN Weather. Stay updated on ...

Between rising sea levels from the climate crisis, a history of nuclear testing causing radioactive pollution and population displacement, the Marshall Islands face numerous threats. Now, the ...

The Marshall Islands are highly, highly vulnerable to climate change. The territory may cease to exist if we see 2 degrees Celsius of global warming above pre-industrial levels.