By Journal on August 3, 2023
Alele Museum, Amy Ishiguro, Asena Ketedromo, Asia Foundation, Carmen G. Cantor, College of the Marshall Islands, Deb Haaland, Henry Hand, James Ley, Jasmine Henry, Lance Posey, Lola Shutz, Majuro Cooperative School, Peter Fennell, Runit Dome, Verenaisi Bavadra
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The United States government, in partnership with the Asia Foundation, delivered books to four local organizations late last month. The books are from the Asia Foundation as part of the Foundation’s contribution to the USAID-supported Pacific Regional Initiative. The Pacific Regional Initiative strives to counter trafficking in persons by focusing on prevention, protection, prosecution, and […]
By Journal on November 17, 2022
Alan Leeman, Chris Shearer, Enewetak, Giff Johnson, Grace Meng, Mark Sargent, nuclear cleanup, Paul Griego, Rich Doherty, Runit Dome
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GIFF JOHNSON About 8,000 Americans participated in the cleanup of Enewetak Atoll. An additional untold number of Marshallese and people of other nationalities were also involved in the cleanup that ran from January 1, 1977 to April 15, 1980 — after which, the people of Enewetak were allowed to return home to live on the […]
By Journal on November 11, 2022
Compact negotiations, Enewetak, Hilary Hosia, Joseph Yun, Kenneth Kedi, Marshall Islands Resort, Nuclear legacy, Roxanne Cabral, Runit Dome, Theresa Kedi
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On arrival at Nitijela Thursday for a courtesy call with Speaker Kenneth Kedi soon after arriving in a US government jet, US Special Envoy for Compact negotiations Joseph Yun and his team were greeted Marshallese style with singing and leis in the Nitijela lobby, an island welcome for the visitors who were plied with handicrafts […]
By Journal on November 10, 2022
374-foot dome, China, Compact negotiations, Enewetak, Hosted visit, Joseph Yun, Kitlang kabua, MIR, nuclear testing, Runit Dome, US Special Envoy, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL US Special Presidential Envoy Joseph Yun and his delegation set foot on the Runit Dome in Enewetak for the first time last Friday. Minister Kitlang Kabua and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade hosted this visit. “We live in fear, fear of the bombs, guns, and nuclear,” were the words in a […]
By Journal on October 28, 2021
Amata Radewagen, Casten Nemra, China aid, Compact negotiations, Ed Case, Jesus Garcia, Katie Porter, Matthew Moury, Melisa Laelan, Nikolao Pula, Nuclear Claims Tribunal, nuclear issues, Nydia Velazquez, Paul Gosar, Puerto Rico, Rhea Moss-Christian, Runit Dome, Springdale, Steve Womack
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GIFF JOHNSON Three Marshall Islanders delivered clearly worded testimony to Rep. Katie Porter’s subcommittee seeking US Congressional action to ensure that the Marshall Islands nuclear test legacy is fully addressed by the US government.Despite a refusal to date by the US executive branch to agree to address the nuclear issue within the framework of Compact […]
By Journal on December 10, 2020
Litokwa Tomeing, Mamoru Kabua, Nitijela, Runit Dome, US Defense Nuclear Agency
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Before adjourning last month, Nitijela adopted 11 resolutions, including honoring the Americans who worked on the nuclear test cleanup at Enewetak.These include: • Resolution 15, Radiological Cleanup of Enewetak Atoll, 1977-1980, recognizing the American military and civilian workers who participated in the cleanup. • Resolution 16, Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial Documents in […]
By Journal on March 6, 2020
Assumption, Jessica kabua, Runit Dome, Zoe Abraham
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Assumption School gathered last Friday to remember the day the US tested its largest hydrogen bomb at Bikini Atoll. Their day started out with a mass in church, then essay winners read their essays out to the whole school, staff and students. Guest speaker Alson Kelen, a member of the National Nuclear Commission, talked about […]