AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoStorm Recovery: Guam has received a major disaster declaration after Super Typhoon Bavi, opening federal aid to eligible households and funding for damaged public infrastructure. Tarague Beach: The Supreme Court heard Prutehi Guåhan’s challenge to Air Force munitions detonations on a beach above Guam’s aquifer and near sea turtle nesting grounds. A ruling is expected by next summer. Weather: A weak disturbance could bring heavy rain and localized flooding, especially in southern Guam, through Saturday; forecasters expect no direct threat from Typhoon Koguma. Watershed Restoration: UOG’s Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant received $550,000 to expand watershed education, restoration work and the GROW Conservation Corps. Wildlife Protection: New CNMI rules require small vessels arriving from Guam to show they were inspected for brown treesnakes, aiming to prevent the invasive predator from spreading to the islands.
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