AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTropical Storm Choi-Wan: Even after moving away from Guam, the monsoon surge is keeping strong winds, heavy rain, and rough surf in the forecast, with NWS reporting gusts up to 62 mph on Saipan, 46 mph on Rota, and 51 mph on Guam, plus a wind advisory for Guam and Rota through early Sunday and a flood watch for Saipan and Tinian into late Sunday night. PFAS Accountability: Guam AG Nick Brown joined a bipartisan push to block DuPont/Corteva from shifting assets into a new entity (Vylor) to dodge cleanup costs from “forever chemicals,” while separate state action targets Corteva’s Vylor spinoff over alleged PFAS liability shielding. Climate & Ocean Governance: Guam Governor Leon Guerrero highlighted the Guam Green Growth (G3) circular economy push—plus conservation corps training and aquaponics for food security—at a virtual island summit focused on climate adaptation and ocean governance. Local Engineering Milestone: UOG civil engineering alum Kayleena Blas Diaz became the first UOG graduate in the program to earn a Guam Professional Engineer license. Community Weather Impacts: Tumon Night Market and multiple high school football games were canceled due to Choi-Wan-related flooding and high winds.
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