AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTropical Weather Watch: Invest 90W has fully unraveled and is no longer expected to impact Guam, but forecasters say fresh energy could organize west of the Marianas—so residents should keep an eye on afternoon skies through Liberation Day weekend. Public Health & Water Safety: Guam EPA flagged 17 polluted beaches after July 16 sampling, warning of illness risks from unsafe water contact. Drinking Water Update: Guam Waterworks Authority rescinded a special conservation measure and partially lifted a boil-water notice—boiling remains mandatory only in specific Dededo, Barrigada Heights, Mangilao, and other listed areas. Deep-Sea Mining Pushback: Pacific leaders and environmental advocates condemned BOEM’s move toward an American Samoa offshore mineral lease sale, saying it threatens marine ecosystems and island rights despite tens of thousands of public comments. Local Wildlife Action: Guam volunteers learned to identify and safely remove invasive brown tree snakes, then captured about 20 during a nighttime hunt. Coastal Fisheries Rules: Guam’s draft Coastal Fisheries Management Plan comment deadline was extended 60 days, with attention on proposed nighttime spearfishing limits and enforcement challenges.
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