Water Safety & Pollution: Guam delayed action after tests found banned dieldrin in a Yigo well serving about 1,200 residents, with families told not to drink while still using the water for daily needs. Health & Food Security: A new explainer breaks down why anthracnose thrives in Guam’s tropical conditions and what growers can do to slow it. Resilient Infrastructure: GMH won a $16.1M FEMA grant for secondary power sources to keep patient care running during outages. Schools & Public Health: JQ San Miguel Elementary jumped from a C to an A after inspections, while Tiyan High’s reopening timeline hinges on roof repairs and a public health re-check. Reef & Fisheries: Guam’s Smart-FAD push is steering fishers toward pelagic species to ease pressure on declining reef fish. Community Action: The 32nd Guam International Coastal Cleanup is set for Sept. 19, with pre-registration and capped sites. Climate & Storm Watch: Tropical Depression 20W and Invest 91W are far east of Guam, but forecasters are watching rising odds of a closer-in cyclone during peak typhoon season. Marine Conservation Funding: University of Guam’s More Like Jimmy Scholarship awarded $15,000 to six students pursuing marine and environmental science. Coastal Cleanup Culture: Yona’s festival highlights CHamoru traditions and also calls out modern environmental threats like rhinoceros beetles. Regional Ocean Stewardship: Pacific leaders meet in Palau late August into early September with climate resilience and ocean stewardship on the agenda.