AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoWaste & Recycling: The Guam Solid Waste Authority board voted unanimously to mandate islandwide trash collection and spend $4 million on more trash and recycling carts, with about 40,000 eligible households and enforcement that can escalate after 60 days for delinquent accounts. Power Reliability: Guam Power Authority says Ukudu’s output is up after combustion turbines increased to about 135 MW while the steam turbine repair continues, with a target to return it to service by Aug. 31—key as the grid stays tight. Deep-Sea Mining: The Marine Minerals Administration says it won’t do a full environmental study of mining impacts until after leases are held, as Guam senators push back and territories question protections and transparency. Water Security: A University of Guam study warns Guam’s groundwater may already be taking on more salt as sea levels rise, adding urgency to aquifer protection. Storm & Flood Watch: The National Weather Service flags heavy monsoon-driven rain midweek, with flooding and mudslides possible even if major storms stay away. Invasive Species & Biosecurity: An audit finds gaps in Guam’s invasive species management planning, including failure to develop the Guam Invasive Species Management Plan using an inspection fee fund. Community Conservation: Guam hosted the National Association of Conservation Districts Pacific Southwest meeting, spotlighting soil and water stewardship, invasive species, and wildfire response.
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