AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCoastal Science: Twenty-five Northern Marianas College students planted native mangroves at American Memorial Park, helping strengthen Saipan’s coastline and expand nursery work. After Super Typhoon Sinlaku disrupted larger projects, Pacific Coastal Research and Planning redirected NOAA watershed funds to ready-to-launch restoration and student learning. Island Infrastructure: The CNMI submitted more than $12.5 billion in projects for federal consideration, including upgrades to power, water, ports, airports, health facilities and roads. Tech Careers: Public Schools System interim commissioner Jacqueline Che urged local employers to help shape career programs in information technology, healthcare, construction and tourism, and offer students mentoring and hands-on experience as the system weighs major budget cuts. Pacific Research: At pre-COP31, regional voices called for stronger support for Pacific-led research, data and youth leadership to inform climate decisions.
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