AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDisease Risk: Researchers warn that rising temperatures could expose up to a billion more people to mosquito-borne diseases over the next 50 years, including dengue in parts of Europe and North America. Coral Crisis: A new IUCN assessment finds 96% of shallow-water reef systems critically endangered, with collapse possible by 2075 as oceans warm. Heat Toll: Europe’s record summer heat killed an estimated 50,391 people in 854 cities; researchers attribute about 32,600 deaths to human-caused climate change and say the toll is likely higher. Warming Outlook: UN projections warn current climate pledges leave the world on course for roughly 2.6–2.8°C of warming by 2100, far above the Paris targets. Climate Politics: West Virginia’s attorney general is seeking a decade of records from environmental groups in a probe they call an effort to stifle climate advocacy. African youth delegates are also pressing for a stronger role in climate negotiations.
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