AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTyphoon Champi: The super typhoon has moved out of Guam’s coastal waters after passing about 10 miles south of the island, but outer rainbands, strong winds and heavy rain continued Sunday morning. Reports noted fallen trees and roof damage across southern Guam. Rota remained under the CNMI’s highest typhoon readiness level, with Saipan and Tinian still on alert. Island Disruptions: Champi has canceled flights and disrupted port operations across the Marianas. Hong Kong Airlines postponed its Saipan flight to Tuesday, while Star Marianas expects to resume some services Monday, weather permitting. Pacific Climate Policy: Pacific climate groups want the IPCC’s next major reports completed by September 2028, warning that delays could leave island governments without current science for the 2028 global climate review. Mariana Ocean Science: Researchers found that a hydrothermal vent chimney at the Hafa Adai field had collapsed since 2016, with a smaller structure growing in its place.
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