AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAquarium Delay: The Aquarium of Guam now expects to reopen in spring 2027. Typhoons slowed essential repairs, pushing back installation of new habitats and exhibits. Ocean Mapping: NOAA and its partners have completed deep-seafloor mapping in waters around Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, filling gaps in marine data. Deep-Sea Mining: Guam advocates warn that seabed mining could damage ocean ecosystems and sideline island communities in decisions about their waters. At a recent forum, speakers noted that 46 countries have called for a pause, moratorium or ban. Storm Readiness: The Pacific has recorded 25 named storms since April. In-fa has moved away, but Guam forecasters warn the major-typhoon threat is not over and wildfire risk could rise in December. Environmental Oversight: Guam EPA says staffing shortages are straining permit reviews, with supervisors and section heads also handling frontline work. The agency backs a bill allowing third-party help with permitting.
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