AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoClimate Science: A Reuters analysis finds Earth’s largest “heat storms” now span nearly 85% of the globe and can last a year, a sharp change from the smaller, shorter heat waves of the 1960s. Storm Recovery & Connectivity: Guam telecom crews are repairing networks after Super Typhoon Champi; Docomo Pacific reported its north and central mobile networks fully operational and its southern network 78% restored Monday. The storm also knocked out weather radar, which returned to service Sunday morning. Military Technology: The Army says it will test more high-altitude balloon payloads over the next year, including communications and surveillance systems, and has not ruled out armed versions. Guam has hosted earlier launches. Health Research: UOG cancer researcher Yvette Paulino says betel nut use, especially with tobacco and alcohol, raises oral cancer risk; CNMI data show nearly six in 10 cases were diagnosed at an advanced stage. Workforce Training: Guam’s GCA Trades Academy marked 20 years, with more than 7,000 students earning construction-industry certifications and a 30,000-square-foot Barrigada training facility.
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