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Marshall Islands: After the Bomb Dropped

Marshall Islands: After the Bomb Dropped

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Conflict journalist James Stout travels to the remote Republic of the Marshall Islands, where the US tested its atomic bombs, to learn how communities are dealing with their nuclear legacy and the uncertainty climate change brings to their future.

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    • The Marshall Islands, Part One: For the Good of Humanity and to End All Wars

      The Marshall Islands, Part One: For the Good of Humanity and to End All Wars
      Sep 5 2023

      James begins a four-part series looking at the history and future of the low lying atoll nation of the Republic of the Marshall Islands. This episode looks at the islands’ nuclear legacy.

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      24 min
    • The Marshall Islands, Part Two: For the Good of Humanity and to End All Wars

      The Marshall Islands, Part Two: For the Good of Humanity and to End All Wars
      Sep 6 2023

      In part two of the series, James looks at the USA’s failure to apologize to or adequately compensate the people of the RMI.

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      33 min
    • The Marshall Islands, Part Three: Climate Change

      The Marshall Islands, Part Three: Climate Change
      Sep 7 2023

      James looks at the threat posed to the tiny atoll nation by climate change, and how the RMI has centered culture and community in its response.

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      33 min
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