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Last update: an hour agoSpace Tech for the Marshall Islands: NASA says Katalyst’s LINK robotic servicing craft has cleared a key ground milestone—sealed inside Northrop Grumman’s Pegasus XL—and is headed to Kwajalein Atoll for a late-June launch to autonomously rendezvous with and boost the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, extending the life of a 2004 gamma-ray mission as solar activity accelerates orbital decay. Ocean Conservation in Majuro: Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine dove off Ajokla in a National Geographic Pristine Seas submersible, capping the country’s second expedition that surveyed seven sites and will feed into the Reimaanlok framework for reef, deep-sea, and pelagic habitat protection. Climate + Fisheries Planning: Pacific countries are rolling out a Green Climate Fund-backed advanced warning system to track climate-driven shifts in tuna—especially skipjack moving beyond EEZs—so governments can model risks to food security and revenue. Regional Safety Watch: After a powerful Philippines earthquake, tsunami monitoring systems across the Pacific were placed on alert; New Zealand says there’s no threat to its coasts, but advisories cover places including the Marshall Islands. Nuclear Legacy Debate: Pacific leaders and advocates renewed calls to address unresolved nuclear-era harms and decolonization issues ahead of major anniversaries tied to testing in the Marshall Islands and French Polynesia.
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