The United States has left nuclear waste under a dome on a Pacific island: they are opening now

This was the message of the UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, reiterated a recent tour of the Pacific Islands to discuss the climate change. In Fiji, on Thursday, spoke to the crowd about the huge "coffin type" built by the United States in the Marshall Islands to accommodate the deadly radioactive waste of the 1980s. The structure, however, was not intended to last. Today, due to deterioration and rising tides, it is dangerously vulnerable. A strong storm could break the dome, loosening the deadly legacy of US nuclear energy.