Education Staffing Crisis: CNMI’s public school system is struggling to retain teachers as a budget crunch leaves vacancies unfilled; the PSS has lost 137 employees since January, including 47 teachers, and educators say they’re being offered only substitute work because of financial limits. Teacher Pipeline & Training: Despite storm disruptions, Rota and Saipan students completed nurse assistant training and graduated from the PSS program, showing resilience after Super Typhoons Bavi and Sinlaku. Local Recovery & Services: Java Joe’s in Saipan has reopened after Super Typhoon Sinlaku damaged its solar system and caused flooding and a monthlong power outage; the business resumed with limited hours and supplies. Rota Storm Aid: Rota has opened applications for a Temporary Roofing Program for eligible homeowners affected by Super Typhoon Bavi, with assessments and work orders handled through a structured intake process. Food Assistance: PSS began curbside Grab-and-Go meals for “austerity Mondays,” listing Saipan, Rota, and Tinian distribution sites and times. Public Safety Court Update: A 24-year-old Saipan man accused in a fatal hit-and-run has been ordered held on $100,000 cash bail as prosecutors cite multiple charges, including vehicular homicide and domestic violence. Retiree Concern: CNMI Retirees Association is considering legal action if the government stops paying the 25% portion of pensions after Aug. 31. Seabed Mining Fight: U.S. territories, including CNMI, are pushing back against a Trump plan to auction deep-sea mining leases near the Mariana Trench, with CNMI urging extreme caution and stronger protections. Library Funding: Joeten-Kiyu Public Library received a $200,000 IMLS grant to plan family literacy programs that also preserve Indigenous storytelling.
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Emergency Surgery Debate: Northern Ireland’s Northern Trust says shifting emergency general surgery from Causeway to Antrim is “clinically and operationally appropriate,” citing national standards and a GIRFT review, while surgeons’ groups demand reforms be “clinically led” and accuse opponents of an “orchestrated campaign.” Pacific Defense Posture: A new report says the U.S. is building a “fortress” around China, with missile-stock shrinkage flagged as a potential weak link, as air assets and island bases in the Pacific get upgraded. Marianas Weather & Flood Risk: The NWS warns this week’s bigger threat is heavy monsoon rain and flooding—4 to 6 inches expected for Guam and Rota (isolated up to 10), and 3 to 5 inches for Saipan and Tinian (isolated up to 8)—even as major storms steer clear. Typhoon Saudel Watch: Advisories track Saudel’s intensification and impacts across the far northern islands, with damaging winds and rough seas possible. Local Courts & Public Safety: A Saipan man accused in a fatal hit near CHCC was ordered held on $100,000 cash bail. Corrections Update: NMIDOC reported the death of an inmate housed at its facility, saying an investigation is underway. CNMI Politics: The election commission set a residency hearing for Northern Islands mayoral candidate Keli Tenorio. Seabed Mining Push: Guam officials and lawmakers criticized a federal deep-sea mining lease process that limits Guam’s formal comment role, while CNMI leaders urge caution. Economy & Campaigns: Gubernatorial candidates outlined plans to revive the CNMI economy, with debate coverage focusing on trust, budgets, schools, retirees, and disaster preparedness. Tinian Economy Idea: MRC renewed its push for legal online gaming and stablecoin issuance on Tinian as a diversification path. Sports: NMIFA held a send-off for the NMI Men’s U20 team ahead of AFC qualifiers in Mongolia. Aviation: Philippine Airlines announced nonstop Manila–Chicago flights starting Nov. 9, 2026.
Local Justice: A 24-year-old Saipan driver, Delvin Elieisar Rios, was ordered held on $100,000 cash bail after being charged in a fatal early-Saturday crash near CHCC that killed a 32-year-old woman. Elections & Economy: In the Marianas Press 2026 gubernatorial debate, the three candidates traded plans on restoring public trust, stabilizing the economy, and preparing for disasters—while also weighing possible cuts and protections for schools, health care, public safety, and retirees. Seabed Mining Fight: The Trump administration’s proposed deep-sea mining lease auction off the Mariana Trench drew pushback from Pacific U.S. territories; CNMI Gov. David Apatang said the plan will be approached with “extreme caution,” and Guam leaders criticized being shut out of the formal comment process. Typhoon Update: Typhoon Saudel intensified as it neared the Far Northern Marianas, with warnings for Pagan, Agrihan, and Alamagan and officials monitoring impacts across the Northern Islands. Sports & Community: NMIFA held a send-off for the NMI Men’s U20 team ahead of AFC U20 Asian Cup qualifiers in Mongolia, while NMC reported 377 students took part in a paid summer internship focused on food science and agriculture.
Typhoon Saudel Watch for the Far Northern Marianas: The National Weather Service says Saudel is intensifying and could bring damaging winds and very rough conditions to Alamagan, Pagan and Agrihan, with typhoon-force gusts possible; Saipan and Tinian saw watches canceled for wind but still face surf and rain risks. Seabed Mining Tension Grows: BOEM/MMA moves toward a Mariana Trench lease sale, but Guam leaders say they’re shut out of formal comments while criticizing the “race to the bottom” approach; CNMI officials and lawmakers are also urging caution as environmental groups sue to stop the process. Tinian Online Gaming and Stablecoin Plan: Marianas Rai Corporation says Tinian’s local law fight is paving the way for regulated online gaming and stablecoin issuance as a new revenue and jobs path. CNMI Brown Tree Snake Emergency Rules: Gov. David Apatang orders emergency vessel inspection rules for cargo departing Guam after snakes were found on Rota, aiming to prevent irreversible harm to native wildlife. Local Sports & Community: NMI U20 men’s team gets a send-off before AFC qualifiers in Mongolia, and Saipan’s Lady Sufa and other softball players are gearing up for Labor Day action off-island.
Tropical Storm Saudel: CNMI Homeland Security urged residents to finish preparedness steps as Saudel tracks northwest and is expected to intensify into a strong typhoon near the far northern islands, with watches and conditions in place for Saipan/Tinian and stronger alerts for Agrihan/Pagan. Seabed mining fight: Guam officials and lawmakers are pushing back as federal regulators advance a Mariana Trench lease sale that gives Guam no formal comment role, while CNMI leaders and critics warn the process is moving too fast. Local economy push: Marianas Rai Corporation says legalizing Tinian online gaming and stablecoin issuance could unlock major new, tax-based revenue without relying on more tourists or direct flights, after CNMI Supreme Court arguments tied to Tinian local law. Gubernatorial debate: CNMI governor hopefuls faced questions on restoring trust, utility costs, and disaster readiness, with candidates outlining plans to stabilize government and improve power and water infrastructure. Community & services: Marianas Eye Institute welcomed back Dr. David Khorram for patient visits through October, and NMC reported a paid summer internship program reaching hundreds of students across Saipan, Tinian, and Rota. Sports: NMI U20 men’s team received a send-off ahead of AFC qualifiers in Mongolia against Mongolia, Guam, and Nepal.
Typhoon Saudel Update: CNMI officials say Saipan and Tinian remain under tropical cyclone preparedness as Saudel strengthens in the far north, with watches and conditions shifting for Agrihan, Pagan, Alamagan, Saipan and Tinian. Seabed Mining Tension: Guam leaders and CNMI lawmakers are pushing back as the federal government advances a Mariana Trench lease sale, with criticism that Guam lacks a formal comment role and that the process is moving too fast. Local Politics & Debate: Gubernatorial candidates traded plans on lowering utility costs and storm readiness, including proposals to expand power generation and harden infrastructure. Education & Workforce: Northern Marianas College ran a paid NextGen summer internship for 377 students, and the CNMI Innovation Incubator opens applications for its next cohort Aug. 24. Health & Safety: Gov. David Apatang issued emergency rules ordering brown tree snake inspections for vessels leaving Guam. Sports & Community: NMI U20 men’s team received a send-off ahead of AFC qualifiers in Mongolia, and local riders marked a Saipan-Guam pilgrimage to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Typhoon Saudel Update: The storm is closing in on the Far Northern Marianas, with the NWS warning damaging winds are imminent or already occurring on Alamagan, Pagan and Agrihan; forecasts call for rapid intensification and gusts up to 130 mph for Pagan and Agrihan, while Saipan and Tinian’s tropical storm watch was canceled but residents are still told to expect rough surf and heavy rain. Seabed Mining Tension: Guam is being shut out of the formal comment process for a proposed Pacific seabed mining lease sale near the CNMI, and Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s office says the federal push is becoming a “race to the bottom,” urging regulators to slow down and proceed cautiously. Local Biosecurity: CNMI Gov. David Apatang issued emergency rules requiring brown tree snake inspections for vessels departing Guam after snakes were found on Rota, citing risks to native wildlife and public safety. Education-Tourism Deal: ACME Education announced a long-term partnership with EUCON International University in Saipan to expand English-language immersion programs. Health Access: Marianas Eye Institute welcomed back Dr. David Khorram to see patients through October. Sports & Youth: NMC’s paid NextGen summer internship placed 377 students in food and agriculture experiences across Saipan, Tinian and Rota, and Saipan’s Lady Tribe softball team is gearing up for the Labor Day tournament in Portland, Oregon.
Tropical Storm Saudel: CNMI Homeland Security and Emergency Management says Saipan and Tinian are under Tropical Storm Condition III, with winds possible within 48 hours, while Agrihan and Pagan face Typhoon Condition II and Alamagan has Tropical Storm Condition II as Saudel is expected to intensify into a strong typhoon near the far northern islands. Local Preparedness: Residents are urged to secure loose items, clear drains, stock essentials, charge phones, and follow official updates as tracks can shift. Seabed Mining Pushback: CNMI leaders are warning the U.S. not to rush Pacific seabed mining, as the federal government moves toward commercial leasing near the Mariana Trench and environmental groups sue to stop sales. Radiation Study Bill: A new House proposal would fund a federal study into Northern Marianas exposure to radioactive fallout from U.S. nuclear tests in the Pacific (1946–1962). Sports & Community: Saipan tennis standout Carol Lee earns a US Open main-draw wild card; the Saipan Chamber of Commerce marks its 50th anniversary Sept. 18; and the Saipan Little League junior playoffs resume Sept. 12.
US Open Spotlight: CNMI tennis standout Carol Lee Suh Lee earned a women’s US Open main-draw singles wild card after winning the WTA 125 in Warsaw and qualifying for WTA 250 action in Prague. Storm Watch: Tropical Storm Saudel (17W) is strengthening as it nears the Marianas; Gov. David Apatang declared Tropical Storm Condition III for Saipan and Tinian and Typhoon Condition III for Alamagan, Pagan and Agrihan, while the Coast Guard set Port Heavy Weather Condition YANKEE for Saipan and Tinian. Disaster Aid Deadline: SBA reminded Sinlaku survivors the Aug. 21 deadline is for physical disaster loan applications, with nearly $67 million approved so far. Local Business & Training: ISLAND Training Solutions will run alcohol retailer compliance training on Saipan, Tinian and Rota, and the Saipan Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for its 50th anniversary celebration Sept. 18. Innovation & Jobs: CNMI Innovation Incubator applications open Aug. 24, and Career Pathways: Project H.A.F.A. participants begin four-week internships Aug. 24. Tinian Online Gaming: MRC detailed Tinian’s online gaming and stablecoin system (MUSD) as the CNMI Supreme Court weighs the constitutionality of the local internet casino law.
Tropical Storm Saudel: Gov. David Apatang declared Tropical Storm Condition III for Saipan and Tinian as Saudel intensifies, with a tropical storm watch in effect and typhoon-force winds possible farther north. Emergency prep: CNMI HSEM/JIC urged residents to secure loose items, clear drains, stock essentials, charge devices, and follow official updates; the Coast Guard set Port Heavy Weather Condition X-RAY for Saipan and Tinian, requiring preparations for cargo and departures. Far Northern warnings: Typhoon Condition III was also declared for Alamagan, Pagan, and Agrihan, while Saipan and Rota face low chances of tropical-storm-force winds but should expect rough seas and heavier rain. Local impacts: Saipan’s 80th Liberation Day festivities were canceled out of caution as Saudel approaches. Rota recovery: Temporary roof assistance is available for eligible Rota homeowners damaged by Super Typhoon Bavi, with intake starting Aug. 21 and a Sept. 11 deadline. Seabed mining debate: Gov. Apatang says CNMI will review the U.S. seabed leasing notice “with extreme caution,” pushing for peer-reviewed baseline studies, fishing protections, and local input before any final decisions. Public schools: The acting Parent Advisory Council urged lawmakers to prioritize PSS funding as budget cuts could mean fewer instructional days and possible furloughs.
Tropical Weather: Tropical Storm Saudel is expected to reach typhoon strength Friday and pass near the far northern Marianas Saturday, with JTWC forecasting intensification up to 125 knots by Sunday and closest approach to Agrihan (10 p.m. Sat) and Pagan (7 p.m. Sat). Liberation Day: The 80th CNMI Liberation Day festivities were officially canceled after consultations with the National Weather Service over Saudel’s approach, with organizers urging residents to focus on safety and ongoing recovery. Disaster Loans: After Super Typhoon Sinlaku, the SBA says the Aug. 21 deadline for physical disaster loans is still open; 774 of 1,704 applications have been approved, totaling about $66 million. Public Schools Funding: The acting Parent Advisory Council urged lawmakers to prioritize PSS funding, warning that budget cuts could mean fewer instructional days, shorter workweeks, and possible furloughs. Seabed Mining Push: CNMI Governor David Apatang says his office is reviewing a proposed Pacific mineral lease sale with “extreme caution,” calling for baseline studies, transparency, and protections for marine resources. Rota Power Costs: As power is restored, some Rota residents say their latest CUC bills are shockingly high—over $1,000—raising fears of disconnection amid already strained household budgets.
Seabed Mining Push: The federal government is moving ahead with a Mariana Trench lease sale tied to the Northern Marianas, with the Marine Minerals Administration publishing a proposed leasing notice covering about 67 million acres and setting a Dec. 16 sale date—while local leaders and activists say more details are needed and lawsuits aim to stop the first commercial deep-sea mining sale. Typhoon Watch: Tropical Depression 17W is strengthening and could become a Category 3 or 4 typhoon as it nears the far northern Marianas this weekend, with forecasters warning of heavy rain and urging residents to monitor updates closely. Local Governance & Services: The CNMI is consolidating the NMI Museum under the Historic Preservation Office to streamline operations amid tight finances, and CUC says power restoration is being slowed by a worsening cash crunch unless lawmakers approve a $40 million line of credit. Courts & Policy: The CNMI Supreme Court heard arguments over Tinian’s internet-only casino law and its digital stable token, with the case focused on whether the local law exceeds constitutional limits. Community & Culture: Saipan’s second annual Girls with Game softball clinic drew more than 80 participants, and the 80th Liberation Day Committee named Pedro “Pete” Agulto Tenorio as grand marshal.
Liberation Day: Pedro “Pete” Agulto Tenorio has been named grand marshal for the 80th CNMI Liberation Day Celebration, a nod to his decades of public service and role in the Covenant that shaped the CNMI’s political relationship with the U.S. Weather Watch: Tropical disturbance Invest 92W has been upgraded to Tropical Depression 17W and could intensify into a typhoon as it approaches the Marianas, with forecasts suggesting a possible pass north of Guam and maybe north of Saipan—residents are urged to stay prepared for a rainy week. Energy & Recovery: CUC says a worsening cash crunch is slowing power restoration, with about 3,000 customers still without service and restoration work constrained until lawmakers approve a stalled $40 million line of credit. Local Government & Economy: The CNMI is considering furloughs of up to 400 workers as budget pressure deepens. Courts & Gaming: CNMI Supreme Court heard arguments over Tinian’s internet casino law and a digital “stable token,” with the case focused on whether the local law stays within constitutional limits. Seabed Mining Push: The U.S. is moving ahead with plans to auction deep-sea mining leases around the CNMI, while CNMI leaders urge safeguards and profit-sharing. Community & Business: PawPawPet opened a dog cafe on Saipan, and NMC will close Aug. 27-28 for professional development.
Seabed Mining Push: The U.S. Interior’s Marine Minerals Administration is moving ahead with a proposed deep-sea mineral lease sale around the Northern Mariana Islands, including a proposed 20-year auction covering about 67.15 million acres, with the CNMI governor’s office starting a 60-day review focused on safeguards and transparency. Local Governance: Gov. David Apatang says the CNMI will only proceed with rigorous baseline studies and explicit marine protections, while BOEM/MMA steps forward with proposed leasing terms and conditions. Public Safety & Weather: CNMI officials and the NWS Guam are monitoring Invest 92W, with no watches or warnings yet, but residents are urged to stay prepared as models suggest a possible slow drift toward the far northern Marianas. Disaster Recovery & Power: CUC says power restoration is still uneven after Super Typhoons Sinlaku and Bavi, with about 3,000 customers without electricity; CUC is weighing a recovery surcharge as a $40M line of credit remains stuck in the Legislature, and Tinian power interruptions are scheduled Aug. 19 and Aug. 21. Meth Crisis: CNMI mayors are asking the DEA for more agents to address an escalating methamphetamine crisis. Youth & Community: Saipan’s youth filmmakers won substance-free message awards, and local T-Ball and fastpitch clinics kept kids active after storms.
Seabed Mining Push: BOEM and the Marine Minerals Administration advanced proposed mineral leasing for waters off the Northern Mariana Islands, including the Mariana Trench area, setting up future Federal Register steps while critics warn of irreversible harm to fragile marine life. Power Restoration Pressure: Commonwealth Utilities Corp. says about 3,000 customers still lack electricity after Super Typhoons Sinlaku and Bavi, with a stalled $40M line of credit in the Legislature; CUC’s counsel says it may seek a recovery surcharge instead. Meth Crisis Response: CNMI mayors from Saipan, Rota, Tinian and the Northern Islands asked the DEA for more agents as they warn meth trafficking has outgrown local capacity. Tinian Power Work: Scheduled outages are set for Aug. 19, Aug. 21 and Aug. 23 to replace damaged poles and install/remove equipment. Youth Substance-Prevention: Saipan youth filmmakers won APES awards for substance-free messages, and a Project HOPE outreach campaign targeted illegal sales to minors. Education Funding Watch: CNMI’s FY2027 budget forecast drops $4.6M, and a long-running PSS funding dispute over the “25%” floor remains unresolved. Tinian Internet Casino Court Fight: CNMI Supreme Court heard arguments over whether Tinian’s internet-only casino law and stable token exceed local law limits.
CNMI Supreme Court: Justices heard arguments over whether Tinian Local Law 24-03 can legally authorize internet-only casino gaming and the “Tinian Stable Token” (Marianas USD), with the AG arguing it overreaches local law limits because it has no physical connection to Tinian, while the delegation says it’s a modernized form of Tinian’s constitutional casino authority. Power Restoration: Commonwealth Utilities Corp. warned lawmakers that a stalled $40 million line of credit is slowing post-typhoon recovery, citing thousands still without electricity—81% on Saipan, 95% on Tinian, but only 23% on Rota. Weather Watch: NWS is tracking developing Invest 92W, with possible late-week wind and rain and a chance it could turn toward the far northern Marianas. Public Safety: CNMI mayors asked the DEA for more agents to combat meth, saying local systems can’t keep up with trafficking networks. Housing Assistance Results: A Right to Democracy analysis says only 21.5% of Sinlaku housing referrals were awarded help, citing occupancy and ownership problems. Bankruptcy Update: A judge approved structured dismissal in Imperial Pacific International’s Chapter 11 case, listing about $40.9M in CNMI claims but noting payouts depend on higher-priority obligations. Community & Recovery: Marianas Beach Resort says it will stay closed after typhoon damage to below-sea-level generators, but it will keep lease commitments during recovery. Liberation Day: Saipan’s Liberation Day festivities are set for Aug. 21-22 after being canceled earlier due to Typhoon Bavi.
Disaster Recovery & Local Economy: Marianas Beach Resort in Saipan will stay closed as it repairs critical, below-sea-level power damage from Typhoons Sinlaku and Bavi, but says it will keep meeting CNMI lease commitments while it waits for specialized replacement equipment. Public Safety & Health: CNMI’s four mayors asked the DEA for more agents to help fight the meth crisis, saying local resources can’t keep up with trafficking networks. Housing Assistance Results: A Right to Democracy analysis says nearly 4 in 5 Sinlaku housing-aid referrals were not awarded, citing occupancy and ownership problems as top barriers. Bankruptcy & Government Claims: A judge approved the structured dismissal of Imperial Pacific International’s Chapter 11 case, with CNMI’s roughly $40.9M in claims set to wait behind higher-priority payments. Community Events: Liberation Day festivities are back for Aug. 21-22 after being canceled earlier this summer due to Typhoon Bavi. Small Business Aid: SBA opened rural disaster assistance for Saipan and Tinian after Super Typhoon Bavi, with application deadlines set for physical and economic injury losses. Education & Youth: Barbershop leaders and lawmakers teamed up to offer free back-to-school haircuts for K-12 students. Sports & Skills: Marlene Lumabi returned from a Europe coaching program with new basketball tactics to bring home to NMI.
Rota recovery help: The Rota Survivor Recovery Center opens Monday, Aug. 17 at Sinapalo Youth Center, with FEMA and SBA staff on hand (8 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday–Friday) to assist residents applying for temporary housing, home repairs, and disaster funding. Tinian power disruptions: Commonwealth Utilities Corp. says there will be an emergency power interruption Saturday, Aug. 15, 8 a.m.-11 a.m., affecting the NMC-CREES area to Tinian Junior/Senior High School, to replace a wooden power pole with concrete. Saipan/Tinian disaster assistance update: The governor’s office says Individual Assistance is currently available only to Rota, but local teams are working with FEMA on options that could extend IA to Saipan and Tinian; a rural disaster declaration is also being processed for SBA disaster loans. Local governance: Governor David Apatang vetoed Tinian/Aguiguan Local Bill 24-4 that would have let the delegation appropriate “abandoned” gaming funds, citing due process concerns. Community sports: The Comets and Pirates are set for the Northern Mariana Islands Softball Association × Division of Youth Services 2026 T-Ball League title, while Saipan Little League and Girls With Games held a second annual fastpitch clinic with nearly 80 participants. Business note: Saipan’s Marianas Beach Resort says it will stay closed after typhoon damage, citing destroyed below-sea-level generator and voltage regulation equipment and saying reopening isn’t possible until specialized equipment is completed.
Typhoon recovery and local business impact: Marianas Beach Resort Saipan says it will stay closed as typhoon Sinlaku and Bavi damaged its below-sea-level power generation facilities, with reopening impossible until specialized equipment is completed. Government finance: Gov. David Apatang vetoed Senate Local Bill 24-4 that would have let Tinian and Aguiguan appropriate “abandoned” gaming funds, citing due process concerns raised by the attorney general. Power disruptions (Tinian): CUC will cut power Saturday, Aug. 15, 8 a.m.-11 a.m. for a pole replacement affecting NMC-CREES to Tinian Junior/Senior High School; a separate scheduled interruption is set for Monday, Aug. 17, 8 a.m.-11 a.m. for housing/Broadway estates. Disaster help on Rota: The Survivor Recovery Center at Sinapalo Youth Center will host FEMA and SBA assistance for Individual Assistance and disaster loans, Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Community and business calendar: The Saipan Chamber of Commerce canceled its September general membership meeting and announced a Sept. 9 delegate debate between Delegate Kimberlyn King-Hinds and Galvin Sablan Deleon Guerrero. Sports: Comets and Pirates face off for the T-Ball League title, while Saipan Little League and Girls With Games wrapped up a second annual fastpitch clinic.
Tinian Power: Commonwealth Utilities Corp. says there will be an emergency power service interruption Saturday, Aug. 15, 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., affecting the NMC-CREES to Tinian Junior/Senior High School area while crews replace a wooden power pole with concrete. Rota Disaster Help: The Rota Survivor Recovery Center at Sinapalo Youth Center will host FEMA and SBA representatives Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m., to help residents apply for Individual Assistance and disaster loans. Saipan/Tinian Federal Aid Update: The governor’s office says Saipan and Tinian are still being considered for FEMA Individual Assistance after Bavi, while a rural disaster declaration is being processed that could unlock SBA disaster loans. Local Business & Civic Calendar: The Saipan Chamber of Commerce canceled its September general membership meeting, and it also announced a Sept. 9 delegate debate between Delegate Kimberlyn King-Hinds and Galvin Sablan Deleon Guerrero. Sports: Comets and Pirates are set to battle for the T-Ball League title, and Saipan Little League and Girls With Games are running a second annual fastpitch clinic. Community Resilience: A new Solutions Project site highlights community-led climate resilience work, including projects in the Northern Mariana Islands.
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