AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHeat and climate transparency: The UK Met Office has quietly cut the wind-and-storms chapter from its 2025 climate report, raising fresh questions about how the data is handled as Net Zero leans on wind power. Extreme heat: England swelters past 37C again, with Met Office warnings as the summer keeps breaking records. Water and disaster risk: Morocco is testing “sponge” pavement to cool roads and reduce runoff, while Southeast Asia’s SEADRIF reports progress expanding disaster and climate risk insurance. Food security under El Niño: Peru declares emergency in hundreds of municipalities as heat and rain threaten farming and livestock. Local climate action: Minnetonka’s youth microgrants open for climate projects, and Stevens Point launches a community survey for its climate plan. Biodiversity and coasts: NGOs urge Perak to halt quarrying at Gunung Kanthan; Liberia warns uncontrolled sand mining is accelerating coastal erosion. Policy fights: The ECB plans up to 5% loan penalties for high-emission firms, and groups challenge the Philippines’ waste-to-energy push.
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