AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate & Culture: A new French study flags UNESCO sites increasingly at risk from flooding and sea-level rise, with Fontenay Abbey and Mont Saint-Michel among the most vulnerable as extreme weather intensifies. Water Security: Bangladesh orders Rajuk to stop approving projects that fill water bodies in Dhaka, while Odisha rolls out a 50-year climate roadmap and disaster-prep push. Food Resilience: Jordan says wheat and barley stocks cover about 6–10 months, but the bigger challenge is shifting from imports and reserves to more sustainable local production. Green Politics & Public Services: UK Greens conference leaders call for taking Thames Water and South East Water into public ownership without compensation, arguing privatisation has failed. Extreme Weather Impacts: Super-El Niño-linked drought is worsening river bottlenecks for Indonesia’s coal exports, raising risks for power supply across Asia. Wildlife & Communities: Odisha launches a wildlife research grant and ecotourism initiatives during Wildlife Week, while Argentina investigates unusually high baby whale deaths along Patagonia’s coast.
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