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Last update: 11 hours agoCNMI Energy: A U.S. hydrogen company says its proposed island energy campus could cut electricity costs by 30% to 40% and create hydrogen and oxygen exports. The projections are unverified, and actual savings would depend on engineering studies. El Niño Watch: Pacific forecasters warn a strong to very strong El Niño may bring drier-than-normal conditions to parts of the northwest Pacific, including Palau and the Marshall Islands, from November through January, with risks extending into 2027. Seabed Mining: NOAA is reviewing an exploration application for waters between Guam and Wake Island, outside the area proposed for a separate lease sale off the Marianas; a public hearing is set for Nov. 16. Invasive Species: Scientists are developing a rapid DNA test to detect brown tree snakes, which could help spot the invasive species before it spreads from Guam to other Pacific islands.
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