AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoExtreme Weather: Guam’s fire danger has reached a November high in 60 years as a strong El Niño strengthens; forecasters warn of a dry season ahead. A high surf advisory also covers northern beaches, with 7- to 10-foot waves and dangerous rip currents. Ordot Cleanup: The landfill receiver has certified to federal and local environmental agencies that pollutant discharges from the former dump have ceased, a major step in remediation. Wildlife: Rare red knot and Temminck’s stint shorebirds were spotted on Guam, while agencies and community groups are preparing a brown tree snake eradication effort on Cocos Island. Ocean Protection: Activists are warning against seabed mining, as U.S. companies seek exploration permits in Pacific waters; a Guam community screening and discussion is set for Nov. 17. Island Research: UOG Sea Grant is offering up to $100,000 for research on issues including reefs, watersheds, aquaculture and coastal resilience.
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