AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPFAS Accountability Fight: Guam is named in a new lawsuit by 15 U.S. states targeting Corteva and a spinoff called Vylor, alleging the deal was designed to dodge “forever chemical” liabilities tied to polluted drinking water and natural resources; Local Utility Pressure: Moody’s downgraded the Guam Power Authority to Baa3, citing fuel-cost volatility, weaker liquidity, and limits on rate increases as the EPA consent decree looms; Storm Watch for the Marianas: Tropical Storm Choi-wan is strengthening north of the islands, with Saipan and Tinian under tropical storm warnings and Guam expecting rough seas, strong winds, and heavy rain impacts; Military Environmental Review Push: 18 Guam and Pacific groups filed a Supreme Court amicus brief urging the U.S. Air Force to follow environmental and public participation rules for open detonation of dangerous explosives near culturally and ecologically significant areas; Energy Resilience Funding: Hawaiʻi’s State Energy Office opened applications for the DOE ETIPP program, offering Pacific communities technical help to build more reliable, resilient energy systems.
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