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UNITED NATIONS (AP) It was 31 years ago when the Marshall Islands’ first president, Amata Kabua, appeared before the U.N. General Assembly to sound the alarm over global warming. Today, his son current president David Kabua is still sounding the alarm, which has only gotten more dire.
EBEYE, Marshall Islands — Thousands of Marshall Islanders converged on Ebeye Island this week for the first coronation ceremony of a paramount chief in half a century.