AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHawaiʻi Storm Watch: Hurricane Lowell remains a major threat with big surf and damaging winds possible as it tracks toward the islands, with high tides adding risk for onshore flooding. Pacific Weather: El Niño is driving a rare trio of hurricanes in the central/eastern North Pacific, keeping Hawaii and the region on alert for days. Maui Water Infrastructure: Maui Council advances a plan to develop three new Waiʻōhuli groundwater wells and a transmission system to support Native Hawaiian homestead housing. Coral Conservation: The Nature Conservancy’s $2M coral reef insurance policy is paying out after Hurricane Lala, helping fund damage assessment and restoration planning. Defense Tech in Hawaiʻi: The Pentagon’s Blue List team visited Rim of the Pacific sites in Honolulu to assess unmanned systems and additive manufacturing capabilities, including drone production and counter-UAS training. Education Outcomes: New data show UH West Oʻahu and UH Hilo bachelor’s completion gaps for Hispanic/Latino and white students, while UH Mānoa reports strong six-year completion for Asian students. Health Research: A phase 2 dengue monoclonal antibody trial reports rapid virus clearance and fever resolution within 24 hours, pointing to a potential antiviral path.
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