AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPollution: Algeria says it is expanding monitoring and filtration to protect Oued Mouilah from pollution it attributes to Morocco. Climate Finance: Nepal estimates August flood recovery will cost $4.7 billion—nearly 10% of GDP—and urged stronger global action, including finance and loss-and-damage support. Ocean Protection: At COP17 in Armenia, experts are working to align biodiversity rules with the High Seas Treaty, now in force, to protect waters beyond national borders from overfishing, plastic pollution and emerging threats. Climate Impacts: Oregon has four times as many days combining extreme heat and wildfire smoke as two decades ago, a state study finds. Health: A Lancet report warns climate harms are accelerating; another analysis links nearly 3 million heat deaths worldwide from 2016–23 to climate change. Emissions: Greenhouse gases hit record levels in 2025, the UN climate agency says, while the ocean’s carbon uptake has weakened by 6%. Climate Policy: Climate Action Tracker calls New Zealand’s rollbacks “staggering” and says its 2030 target depends heavily on overseas credits. Fossil-Fuel Finance: Tuvalu’s national trust fund holds stakes in coal, oil and gas, a dilemma for a climate-vulnerable country reliant on its returns.
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