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Climate Change · The Hague

UN Court Says Healthy Environment Is a Human Right, Warns Climate Inaction May Breach International Law

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Micronesia leaders renew call an urgent call for 'fast-acting cuts in short-lived super pollutants'

By Giff JohnsonMajuro — Leaders from the Micronesia region meeting in Majuro in early July called climate change the “most significant threat” to the islands and renewed calls for urgent climate action.At the conclusion of the 27th Micronesian Island Forum meeting, which was held from June 30 to July 4, island leaders issued an urgent call to action for“fast-acting cuts in short-lived super pollutants to slow global warming and called upon major…Climate Change · Federated States of Micronesia Read Article

Died suddenly: Governor of Saipan, a U.S. territory near Guam, who fought Chinese penetration

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by WorldTribune Staff, July 25, 2025 Real World News Arnold I. Palacios, governor of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), a U.S. territory near Guam, died suddenly late Wednesday night after reports that a “medical incident” led him to collapse in his office in Saipan. Palacios, 69, was evacuated by military helicopter to […]United States · United States Read Article

Moylan seeks Guam’s involvement in defense infrastructure planning

“The DoD relies significantly on public infrastructure in Guam, and it is incumbent upon the department to participate in its stewardship,” Moylan said in a July 25 letter to Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero, providing an update on the status of the National Defense Authorization Act 2026.Guam · Guam Read Article

Letter to the Editor: Return public health to its Mangilao facility

Whatever happened to the Public Health building in Mangilao? Before it closed in 2019, it was where many families in Guam went to get the help they needed. The Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) provided most of its services in one place, including the entire Bureau of Family Health and Nursing Services, such as maternal and child health services, TB and immunization shots, dental care, cancer, diabetes, and hypertension con…Health · Guam Read Article

David Apatang Sworn in as CNMI’s 11th Governor

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The 77-year-old Vietnam War veteran succeeds the late governor Arnold Palacios, who suddenly passed on Wednesday after being medically evacuated to Guam.Oceania · Northern Mariana Islands See the Story

Guam labor department recovered $8.8 million in PUA overpayment

By Pacific Island Times News StaffAs part of a continued federal mandate following the conclusion of the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program, the Guam Department of Labor continues to recover overpaid benefits distributed during the Covid-19 pandemic. Of the approximately $23 million in total overpayments, the department said it has recovered more than $8.8 million through a combination of recovery efforts, adjustment of errors, waivers and…Coronavirus · Guam Read Article

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