Large parts of Pacific country’s capital would be permanently flooded and islands would disappear, according to new projections
Category: Marshall Islands
COP26: Small Marshall Islands delegation hopes for big impact
RMI to focus on climate adaptation and mitigation financing at COP26 as funding pledged by developed nations to address climate impacts has been lacking
Marshall Islands in IAEA international task force set up to review safety of Fukushima treated water release
RMI to review Japan’s plans and actions related to the water discharge with internationally recognised task force members
RMI advances campaign to ban single use plastic products
Einwot Juon campaign to seek support from the communities to sign a petition in efforts to reduce the use of single-use plastic products
Marshall Islands leads the Pacific island region in updating its State of Environment report
The RMI Environment Data portal will be actively used to store and share data during the update of the Marshall Islands State of Environment report
Bolstering Food Security in the Marshall Islands
The RMI workshop enhanced the decision making aspect of young people on agriculture and food security.
Morrison government rejects call to phase out coal power ahead of UN session on Australia’s human rights record
The Marshall Islands’ climate request is one of 55 human rights-related recommendations Australia has rejected.
Marshall Islands lodges IUU fishing plan with FAO
The MIMRA deposited in the FAO repository the country’s National Plan of Action to Prevent, Deter and Eliminate Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing.
Tuna transshipment in Majuro shows the first sign of a rebound
MIMRA shows there were 22 transshipment that transferred tuna from purse seiners to carrier vessel
Shipping now faces the highest price on carbon for any global industry
Marshall Islands has been advancing a proposal to impose a US$100 per ton tax on all greenhouse gas emissions in the international shipping industry