AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRadiation Legacy: At a Pacific Association for Radiation Survivors meeting, an 82-year-old resident shared a 1952 account of radiation detected in Guam after a hydrogen-bomb test at Enewetak. The testimony renews attention to exposure and compensation for affected communities. Nuclear History: A new campuswide project is confronting the legacy of U.S. nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands and the way Marshallese voices were left out of early coverage. Mapping and Community Tech: University of Hawaiʻi students helped Ebeye residents update maps and infrastructure data, with drone-safety training and biocultural restoration among the project’s local work. Climate Science: Pacific experts warn that even 30 centimeters of sea-level rise could sharply increase coastal flooding for atoll nations; projections also point to steep declines in coastal fisheries, threatening food security in the Marshall Islands.
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