AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoOcean Mapping: NOAA has completed deep-seafloor mapping in the waters around Guam and the CNMI, using uncrewed Saildrone survey vessels alongside ship-based sonar and underwater robots. The newly gathered data fills gaps in the region’s seafloor maps. Storm Science: NASA warned of an unusually active Northwest Pacific season, with 25 named storms since April. Super typhoon Sinlaku affected Guam and Micronesia, while In-fa drew attention for its exceptional strength. Aquarium Technology: The Aquarium of Guam now expects to reopen in spring 2027 after typhoon-related construction delays. Its next modernization phase will install new life-support systems, habitats and exhibits. Seabed Mining Debate: Pacific experts warn that deep-sea mining decisions could affect island sovereignty and the marine environment, while Guam and the CNMI have less control over their surrounding seabed than independent island nations.
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