Maritime Decarbonisation in the Marshall Islands: Pacific transport ministers are meeting in Majuro to launch the Pacific Blue Shipping Partnership, aiming to help countries access climate finance, build low-carbon vessels, and cut diesel dependence, with a proposed $300 million Green Climate Fund bid for a demonstration fleet. Ocean Life Recovery in the RMI: Scientists on a National Geographic Pristine Seas expedition report Ujelang Atoll is showing strong marine recovery after decades of nuclear exile, with sharks, turtles, and diverse reef life seen despite minor climate stress. RMI 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, as part of environmental obligations under the Compact of Free Association. Pacific Climate Mobility: Pacific nations adopted first regional guidance on planned climate relocation, stressing community participation, Indigenous rights, and cultural preservation when adaptation is no longer possible. Ocean Governance & Finance: Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine told a Tokyo summit that island states need more access to finance, technology, and scientific data to protect oceans amid climate change, biodiversity loss, and marine pollution. Food Safety for EU Seafood: EU rules on freezer vessel temperatures are set to affect about 97% of EU-listed Pacific Island-flagged vessels, with regional training in Suva to help authorities meet the new requirements. Deep-Sea Mining Race: A new report highlights how seabed minerals are becoming tied to Pacific geopolitics as major powers pursue leases and deals for clean-energy and military-linked materials. Local Energy Costs: A Marshall Islands commentary warns rising electricity and fuel prices are squeezing island households and businesses, pushing debate on work hours and survival costs.