According to the new IEER report, the capital of the Marshall Islands, Majuro, was officially considered a “very low exposure ...

Nearly seven decades since the US government ended nuclear weapons testing in the Marshall Islands, a new study has revealed the ...

Due to incorrect information provided by Getty Images, an earlier version of this column incorrectly used a photo depicting a French nuclear test at ... holiday in the Marshall Islands.

After the displacement of the local inhabitants, 23 nuclear tests were carried out from 1946 to 1958,. The cumulative force of the tests in all of the Marshall Islands was equivalent to 7,000 times ...

Massive bombs, including the death-bringing Castle Bravo hydrogen bomb, 1,000 times ... 130 tons of soil from its atomic ...

The 350-foot wide lid of Runit Dome, or “the tomb,” located on Enewetak Atoll in the Marshall Islands. Since 1977, the structure has stored 100,000 cubic yards of soil from the nearby islands, which ...

Years later, soldiers were sent to the Marshall Islands to try and ... 1,000 times greater than the atomic bomb that devastated Hiroshima, Japan. Nuclear tests like Castle Bravo produced a ...

During his four years of active duty, he spent 57 days on the Marshall Islands during the government’s nuclear bomb testing. He was just 19 years old. “We were there for the first eight ...

Kabua was referring to the environmental and health impacts of the 67 atomic bomb tests conducted in the Marshall Islands between 1946 and 1958. But Hills says the State Department won’t let Yun ...

The Marshall Islands is one of three sparsely populated ... plagued by health and environmental effects of 67 U.S. nuclear bomb tests from 1946 to 1958, which included "Castle Bravo" at Bikini ...

The first nuclear bomb test, conducted in 1945 ... its most powerful bombs were tested in the Marshall Islands, in the Central Pacific Ocean. Starting in 1946, the islands and their inhabitants ...