Climate Change in Marshall Islands 633 indicators covering climate change for Marshall Islands. IndicatorLatest Year10-yr change Rank Other — Emissions (CO2eq) from CH4 0 kt 2023 — 10th Other — Emissions 0 kt 2023 — 10th CPIA public sector management and institutions cluster average 2.7 1=low to 6=high 2025 down 3.6% 62nd Maritime transport CO2 emissions 30,822 Tonnes 2025 up 1.2% 98th CO₂ emissions from domestic air travel 2,786 tonnes 2024 up 6.5% 114th Annual CO₂ emissions from aviation 30,508 tonnes 2024 up 152.7% 135th Other — Emissions Share 0 % 2023 — 9th Per capita CO₂ emissions from domestic aviation vs. GDP per capita 74.16 kilograms 2024 up 41.2% 12th Per capita CO₂ emissions from aviation 812 kilograms 2024 up 235.1% 8th Per capita CO₂ emissions from domestic commercial passenger flights 74.16 kilograms 2024 up 41.2% 12th Per capita CO₂ emissions from domestic aviation vs. land area 74.16 kilograms 2024 up 41.2% 12th Other — Emissions Share 0 % 2023 — 10th Greenhouse gas emissions from food systems 2,196 tonnes CO₂e 2015 up 2.5% 216th Number of deaths and missing persons attributed to disasters per 42.42 2022 — 5th Number of deaths and missing persons attributed to disasters 17 2022 — 101st Number of deaths due to disaster 17 2022 — 100th Air transport emissions 3.86 Tonnes 2024 down 2.3% 57th Number of people affected by disaster 52,914 2022 — 46th Number of directly affected persons attributed to disasters per 132,031 2022 — 1st Number of injured or ill people attributed to disasters 26,437 2022 — 16th Direct economic loss attributed to disasters 7.58 2022 — 90th Direct economic loss attributed to disasters relative to GDP 0.0% 2022 — 14th Direct economic loss in the housing sector attributed to disasters 83,100 2022 — 103rd Number of people whose damaged dwellings were attributed to disasters 28 2022 — 106th Number of missing persons due to disaster 0 2022 — 50th Number of people whose destroyed dwellings were attributed to 12 2022 — 88th Direct economic loss resulting from damaged or destroyed critical 0 2022 — 70th Number of people whose livelihoods were disrupted or destroyed 26,437 2022 — 31st Proportion of local governments that adopt and implement local 75.0% 2022 — 47th Number of disruptions to basic services attributed to disasters 2 2022 — 56th Direct economic loss to cultural heritage damaged or destroyed 0 2022 — 13th Direct economic loss to other damaged or destroyed productive assets 7.50 million 2022 — 9th Number of disruptions to other basic services attributed to disasters 0 2022 — 36th ← Previous Page 11 of 11