Typhoon Dolphin Aftermath: Even after Dolphin moved beyond Guam’s forecast zone, monsoon surge leftovers are still bringing hazardous surf, gusty winds, and rip-current risk, with advisories continuing through the week. Regional Storm Readiness: Emergency officials warn the Marianas to brace for an extended tropical cyclone season tied to a strong El Niño pattern after Bavi’s damage. Water & Cybersecurity: Recent cyberattacks on U.S. water systems are renewing concerns Guam raised earlier about digital risks to basic infrastructure, as experts warn AI could make attacks faster and harder to stop. Deep-Sea Mining Push: The U.S. is advancing offshore mineral leasing near American Samoa as a “test case,” with possible implications for Guam and the CNMI as leasing areas expand. Invasive Species Protection: Guam’s Department of Agriculture urges free brown tree snake inspections for cargo and vehicles before travel to the CNMI, aiming to stop new infestations. Water Infrastructure Funding: The Consolidated Commission on Utilities approved up to $110M in new GWA bond borrowing to fund water/sewer upgrades and meet PFAS and other emerging contaminant requirements. Local Governance & Schools: Teachers and parents are challenging a plan to displace special education classes at George Washington High School to make room for a charter school. Environmental Leadership & Youth: Kupu in Hawai‘i received $1.75M in AmeriCorps funding to expand conservation career training across Guam and the Pacific. Nuclear Waste Reminder: A letter revisits Guam’s role in stopping past radioactive waste dumping and argues the issue is back with renewed relevance.