AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTyphoon Watch: In-fa weakened slightly Tuesday as a second eyewall formed, but forecasters expect it to strengthen again while tracking toward the far northern CNMI. Guam remains outside the forecast threat, with no watches or warnings in effect. Seabed Mining: Guam is asking the federal government to pause its planned Dec. 16 Marianas lease sale until the island can review the proposal, access independent experts and weigh environmental risks. Climate Outlook: Guam forecasters warn that late typhoons and prolonged drought could accompany a peak in El Niño conditions. Wildlife Protection: Scientists are developing a rapid DNA test to detect invasive brown tree snakes before they spread from Guam to other islands. Environmental Oversight: A GEPA audit found that much of the environmental trust fund went to salaries, utilities and contracts, raising questions about money intended for cleanups. Waste: Guam’s green waste site is set to close Sunday.
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