View Original Image at Full SizeA series of reservoirs that provide the main water supply on Majuro Atoll in the Republic of the Marshall Islands are filled with runoff from the Majuro airport runway. The water supply is vulnerable to drought and saltwater overwash from both the lagoon and ocean.
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Figure 27.16 from the Fourth National Climate Assessment Chapter 27: HAWAI‘I AND U.S.-
AFFILIATED PACIFIC ISLANDS
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