埃尼威托克环礁上的Runit Dome裂缝由于海平面升高而威胁到放射性废物的封存。 Cracks in the Runit Dome on Enewetak Atoll threaten radioactive waste containment due to rising sea levels.

在马绍尔群岛埃尼威托克环礁上的一个混凝土结构Runit Dome观察到裂缝,因为海平面的上升加大了该地点的压力。 Cracks have been observed in the Runit Dome, a concrete structure on Enewetak Atoll in the Marshall Islands, as rising sea levels increase pressure on the site. 穹顶建于1970年代, 以容纳美国核试验产生的放射性废物。 The dome was built in the 1970s to contain radioactive waste from U.S. nuclear tests. 环境专家警告损害可能会威胁到危险材料的封闭,引起对长期生态和公共卫生风险的关切。 Environmental experts warn the damage could threaten the containment of hazardous materials, raising concerns about long-term ecological and public health risks.