Climate change is a big threat towards the Marshall Islands with typhoons becoming stronger and the sea levels rising. The sea around Pacific islands rose 7mm a year since 1993 which more than twice the rate of the worldwide average. In Kwajalein there is a high risk of permanent flooding when sea levels rise to 1 meter, 37% of buildings will be permanently flooded in that scenario. In Ebeye the risk of sea level rise is even higher with 50% of buildings being permanently flooded in the same scenario. With 1 meter sea level rise parts of the Majuro atoll will be permanently flooded and other parts  are having a high risk of flooding especially the eastern part of the atoll would be significantly at risk. With 2 meter sea level rise all the buildings of Majuro will be permanently flooded or would be at a high risk to be flooded. 