AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNuclear Legacy: Pacific Association for Radiation Survivors and Guam’s delegate to Congress shared updates on the push for compensation for radiation exposure. Testimony recounts radioactive fallout detected in Guam in 1952 and linked to a hydrogen-bomb test at Enewetak. A new campus project is also confronting how coverage of the tests sidelined Marshallese voices. Clean Energy: Pacific ministers are developing a roadmap to shift away from fossil fuels. Marshall Islands Environment Minister Jess Gasper Jr. says fuel costs reach $8 a gallon in Majuro and $20 in the outer islands, making renewables vital for energy security and independence. Climate Finance: Pacific health officials are urging stronger climate funding and action to keep the 1.5°C limit within reach, warning that rising seas, drought and extreme weather are already affecting communities.
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