AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGreen Jobs: Northern Marianas College students planted mangroves at American Memorial Park, part of a post-typhoon effort that redirected NOAA watershed funding into ready-to-launch coastal projects and local career pathways. Guam’s conservation and workforce programs are also training residents for jobs in areas including agriculture, renewable energy and restoration. Climate Finance: New pledges add about $15 million to the Pacific Resilience Facility, bringing its funds to just under $200 million—well below its $500 million goal. Australia is separately investing $3 million in coastal protection, including safeguarding the East Micronesia Cable landing site in Kiribati. Tourism: Guam promoted its culture and cuisine at Tourism EXPO Japan, which drew 183,270 visitors, as the island courts one of its key travel markets. Local Business: PowerUP is hiring ahead of its planned December opening at Micronesia Mall, with bowling, go-karts and arcade attractions set to create new jobs.
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