AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUS Climate Rollback: The Trump EPA is ending limits on climate pollution from coal and gas power plants, a move that could block future greenhouse-gas rules and intensify extreme-weather risks. Ocean Economy & Rules: Experts say the global ocean economy is moving toward capital, resource development, and new rule-making, arguing the sea should be treated like core infrastructure. Climate Finance Gap: Malaysia’s adaptation needs could hit $852bn–$1.1tn by 2050, with projects often “unbankable” because they lack direct revenue. Water Stress vs AI Data Centers: Mapuche women in Argentina’s Patagonia are resisting AI data-center expansion, warning water reserves are already strained by drought and extractive pressures. Global Cooperation Push: Nepal’s PM Shah calls for stronger international cooperation on climate risks and damages as Gharapajhong Climate Change Convention-2026 opens. Adaptation Tech for Farms: Ghana’s researchers will use 3D subsurface imaging to track underground water and nutrients for climate-resilient agriculture. Ocean Shipping Under Strain: Maritime chokepoints face added pressure as climate disruptions and geopolitics reroute ships, raising fuel use and emissions. Biodiversity Protection: Sri Lanka’s Central Highlands get $3.5m in GEF-backed support to strengthen conservation in a UNESCO World Heritage area.
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