The awarding of this year's Nobel Peace Prize to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons is resonating in the Marshall Islands, boosting hopes there will no longer be a repeat of its exposure to radiation as happened when the United States conducted almost 70 nuclear tests here from 1946 up to 1958."I am very glad for ICAN, that they received the recognition. I think a nuclear ban treaty is a realistic long-term goal," President Hilda Heine told Kyodo News in the Pacific island-nation's capital Majuro, in an interview ahead of last Sunday's award ceremony that took place in Os…READ FULL ARTICLE