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The United States' Shameful Nuclear Legacy in the Marshall Islands

After decades of interfering in the island nation with nuclear testing, disposal of radioactive waste, and human experimentation, U.S. leaders are considering a formal apology.

Hearing | Committee Activity | The House Committee on Natural Resources

The House Committee on Natural Resources - Democrats - Ranking Member Raul M. Grijalva

Biden officials differ on Marshall Islands nuclear waste

Negotiations remain stalled on a U.S. compact with the Marshall Islands, partly because of differences over the U.S. nuclear legacy there.

Governor seeks $3M to plan new medical campus

Gift to Interior Museum highlights history made by first Pacific Islander to descend to the Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench

WASHINGTON (Interior Department) —  The U.S. Department of the Interior’s  Office of Insular Affairs  applauds the Interior Museum for recently acquiring items donated by Nicole Yamase, who on March 11, 2021, became the first Pacific Islander to descend to the Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench. The Interior Museum accepted the items this week in honor of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander Heritage month. “May these items represent our strength, pride, resiliency, and the amazing accomplishments we will continue to achieve as Pacific Islanders,” said Nicole Yamase. “We often remark that our collection spans from West to East and from sea to sky, but to be given these items that have traveled with Nicole Yamase to the deepest known section of the Earth’s ocean is a first for the museum and incredibly special,” said Tracy Baetz, chief curator of the Interior Museum.