AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate Heritage at Risk: A new France study flags floods as the top threat to UNESCO sites, warning one in three listed places could be endangered by 2050. Supreme Court Climate Fight: Clarence Thomas is in the spotlight as the US high court weighs whether states can sue fossil firms like Exxon and Suncor over climate harms. Water Infrastructure Under Cyber Threat: EPA officials say hackers are increasingly targeting drinking-water and wastewater systems to disrupt services, not just steal money. COP31 Prep in the Pacific: World powers head to Nadi, Fiji for UN talks aimed at keeping 1.5°C alive, boosting climate finance, and addressing sea-level displacement risks. Climate Finance Gap in Uganda: Reporting shows Uganda’s promised climate funding has lagged badly, with only a small share of needed money actually paid. Nature as Security: The UK Green Party pushes a law to treat biodiversity loss like national security, with mandatory risk assessments and resilience planning. Food Prices and Weather Shocks: FAO says global food prices hit a near four-year high as climate disruptions and conflict strain supply chains. Plastic Policy Push: Türkiye advances a national plastic agenda ahead of COP31, focusing on waste reduction, eco-design, and governance. Wildfire and Drought Pressure: Scotland’s extreme summer and water stress are reshaping how farming and emissions policy are balanced.
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