AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoKīlauea: Episode 56’s lava fountains have ended, but the summit is swelling again; scientists say another burst could come in several weeks. Pacific Seabed Mining: A Senate bill could make approvals for proposed mining leases near Guam harder for future administrations to reverse, Earthjustice warns. Autism Care: UH Mānoa is training clinicians in December to help expand local assessment capacity and ease Hawaiʻi families’ long waits. AI Workforce: Hawaiʻi’s AI and Cloud Innovation Summit brought hundreds together to discuss local talent and locally governed technology. Ocean Monitoring: Satellite research found a shift toward brighter blue-green waters near the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, suggesting ocean color could help track microplastic pollution. Conservation Technology: A National Park Foundation grant will support drones with thermal imaging and helicopter-based LiDAR to find invasive animals and damaged fences at Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park.
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