AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWetlands: Australia will add 1,400 hectares to a protected Ramsar site in Victoria, safeguarding habitat for migratory shorebirds and threatened plants. Heat and Work: Rising temperatures put an estimated 2.41 billion workers at risk of excessive heat each year, contributing to millions of injuries and thousands of deaths, a medical analysis warns. Oceans: Scientists say cod and other fish stocks in the Irish and Celtic seas have plunged after years of catches exceeding advice; they urge limits, including zero catch for six stocks. Researchers also found severely bleached corals can recover within weeks after contact with healthy corals. Energy: The U.S. is moving to restart three shuttered nuclear plants, partly to supply data centers, which can consume huge amounts of power and water. Safety concerns include greater extreme-weather risks. Climate Policy: IPCC talks ended without agreement on when its next major assessment will be published, risking a delay to climate science ahead of the 2028 global stocktake. Floods: Torrential rain has killed at least two people in eastern Spain, with more flooding forecast.
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