Ocean Conservation & Research: Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine marked World Oceans Day by diving off Majuro in a National Geographic Pristine Seas submersible, with scientists and local experts surveying seabirds, marine mammals, coral reefs and deep-sea habitats to feed findings into the Reimaanlok framework. Nuclear Legacy & Climate Risk: Scientists report Ujelang Atoll in the western Marshall Islands is showing strong marine recovery after decades of nuclear exile, with early signs of thriving biodiversity despite minor climate stress. Energy Crisis Support: The World Bank approved an extra US$9 million for the Marshall Islands to cushion sharply higher energy costs, bringing total support under the operation to US$30 million and highlighting fuel-import dependence. Pollution Cleanup: The U.S. Coast Guard and the RMI Environmental Protection Authority are working to survey and clean up now-closed LORAN stations, including potential PCB contamination, under the Compact of Free Association. Fisheries & Climate Adaptation: Pacific nations are rolling out a Green Climate Fund-backed Advanced Warning System to track climate-driven tuna shifts beyond national waters, supporting food security and livelihoods. Regional Ocean Governance: Pacific transport ministers in Majuro are set to launch the Pacific Blue Shipping Partnership, aiming to mobilize climate finance for low-carbon vessels and cut diesel dependence.