AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate Outlook: A new UN report says current pledges still put the world on track for about 2.6°C of warming. U.S. emissions rose sharply in 2025 while most other major economies cut or slowed pollution. Loss and Damage: The UN fund has earmarked about $20 million for Nepal’s devastating floods—the first country allocation, but a fraction of the estimated $4.7 billion recovery bill. Nepal must still win approval before receiving the money. Fossil Fuels: Britain’s approval of the Jackdaw North Sea gas field has drawn criticism that new drilling undermines its climate commitments. Climate Finance: Nigeria says it needs $337 billion over the next decade to meet its climate goals, including emissions cuts and adaptation. Nature and Resilience: Kenya and conservation partners launched a $160 million initiative to support communities, wildlife and water security; IUCN and the Lake Victoria Basin Commission also agreed to coordinate biodiversity and climate-resilience work.
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