AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate Accountability: A new University of Washington study says past emissions from the world’s biggest oil, gas, coal and cement producers will keep affecting the climate for hundreds of years, even if emissions stop soon. UN Climate Justice Push (Nepal): Nepal’s PM Balendra Shah used the UN General Assembly to call floods a “warning to the world,” arguing rich countries must deliver faster, less bureaucratic climate finance and real compensation. Himalayan Resilience Plan: Shah also proposed a tri-national Himalayan Climate Resilience Mechanism led by Nepal, India and China, focused on shared monitoring and early warnings. Pacific Legal Roadmap: Pacific leaders hailed an ICJ advisory opinion on states’ climate obligations as a major win for climate justice. Regional Cooperation: Singapore and Japan signed new environment deals covering contaminant management, climate science and coastal protection. Local Action: Derry and Strabane rolled out reusable cups at major events to cut waste, while ABC Borough in Northern Ireland funded community gardens and greener neighbourhood projects.
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