AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDeep-Sea Mining Watch: BOEM’s draft leasing plan for millions of acres off the CNMI could boost Saipan’s port business, but it’s only for preliminary exploration and still raises alarms about fragile deep-sea habitats—while Pacific bishops urge “prudence” and warn against proceeding without care when harm is possible. Military & Environment: A Supreme Court fight over whether the Air Force can destroy munitions on a Guam beach without a full environmental review spotlights how hazardous-waste rules and NEPA reviews collide. Invasive Species Control: Guam is using helicopters to drop paracetamol-laced dead mice to curb brown tree snakes and protect birds and the power grid. Weather & Coasts: NWS keeps hazardous west-facing surf and rip-current risk in place as Invest 92W is monitored for possible movement toward the CNMI. Schools & Public Health: Tiyan High and Simon Sanchez High were closed after inspections found major sanitation, ventilation, lighting, and restroom deficiencies. Nursing Workforce: UOG opened a $9M nursing hub with simulation and virtual training to help close Guam’s nursing shortage. Fisheries Scholarships: The Western Pacific Council opened applications for 2027-2028 scholarships to build local fisheries management capacity in Guam and CNMI.
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