AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoNuclear Legacy: A new documentary follows Marshallese survivors and their descendants in Oklahoma, tracing the fallout from U.S. nuclear tests that left parts of their homeland uninhabitable. The UN Human Rights Council has also backed technical assistance to address the tests’ continuing human-rights impacts. Climate Action: Pacific advocates are pressing for the next IPCC climate assessment by 2028, but governments ended talks without agreeing on a timetable—risking a gap in science ahead of a key 2028 global climate review. Climate Justice: A Pacific-led campaign has taken climate obligations to the International Court of Justice; the Marshall Islands joined a group of countries that helped secure a UN resolution welcoming the Court’s advisory opinion. Coastal Hazards: The Marshall Islands warned that rising seas, erosion, flooding and storm surges could uncover or displace wartime explosives, adding danger for remote island communities.
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