AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWeather and Wildfire Risk: Typhoon In-fa is moving away, leaving Guam dry and breezy, but north- and west-facing reefs still face 8- to 10-foot surf. The weather service warns the storm season isn’t over and says wildfire risk could rise as soon as December. Deep-Sea Mining: Pacific advocates warn commercial seabed mining could damage ocean ecosystems and sideline island communities in decisions over their waters and mineral wealth. Environmental Oversight: Guam EPA says understaffing is slowing permit work, with supervisors and section heads nearing retirement and some positions unfilled. Fanihi: Fruit bat counts at southern Guam roosts have roughly tripled after storms displaced bats from the northern islands; Andersen Air Force Base has not shared its counts.
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