AGP Executive Report
Last update: 1 hours agoTyphoon Watch: In-fa passed near the Northern Mariana Islands as a Category 4 storm, with warnings later canceled and the islands given the all-clear. A strong El Niño is helping fuel an unusually active western Pacific season: In-fa was the region’s seventh super typhoon of 2026. Wildlife: Fanihi counts at two southern Guam roosts have roughly tripled after storms displaced bats from northern islands, but Andersen Air Force Base has not shared its counts. Deep-Sea Mining: Pacific advocates warn seabed-mining plans risk sidelining island governments and weakening local sovereignty, while the environmental consequences remain uncertain. Grid Resilience: Guam Power Authority is moving ahead with a $3.9 million project to bury lines serving eight Dededo water wells, reducing the risk of typhoon damage disrupting water service.
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