AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSubmarine Volcanoes: A USGS-linked team reports that Ruby seamount, about 31 miles northwest of Saipan, erupted quietly. Sensors detected underwater blasts in September, and a remotely operated vehicle later documented fresh lava—a reminder that submarine eruptions can go unnoticed. Northern Islands Weather: Forecasters warned that Typhoon In-fa could bring destructive winds, dangerous surf and flooding to Agrihan, Pagan and Alamagan, with the storm expected to pass over or just north of Agrihan Friday evening. Island Energy: A Saipan resident’s solar system reportedly cut grid use from an average of 1,341 kWh to 5 kWh since Oct. 7, according to a local opinion piece, renewing calls for financing to help households adopt solar. Pacific STEM: The University of Guam sent a record 68 participants to a national science conference. Student research includes testing seawater and coconut fibers in cement for island communities.
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