AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTyphoon Choi-wan Update (Guam/Rota): Choi-wan’s center stayed well north of Guam, but the monsoon surge is still bringing strong winds, rough seas, and flash-flood risk through the weekend. NWS says gusts have reached around 50 mph on Guam, with a wind advisory running until early Sunday and hazardous marine conditions likely into Monday. Port & Shipping Impacts: The Port Authority is assessing all three gantry cranes after Friday night high winds dislodged Gantry Crane 6, which struck the other two; none were operational as of Saturday morning. Marine & Fisheries: Guam boat fishers spent more time trolling in 2025 yet landed 53% less pelagic fish; the council can’t pin one cause, while local staff point to changing ocean conditions and possible lingering El Niño effects. Local Workforce/Tech for Environment: UOG’s Drone Corps expanded its FAA-licensed pilot pool, supporting research and environmental monitoring; UOG also highlighted a new Guam civil engineering P.E. license milestone. PFAS Accountability: Guam AG Nick Brown joined a bipartisan PFAS lawsuit aiming to stop DuPont/Corteva from shifting assets to avoid cleanup responsibilities.
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