AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate & Education: UNICEF says climate-fueled heatwaves, storms and wildfires disrupted schooling for 171M students in 106 countries in 2025, with girls most at risk of dropping out when schools are damaged or displaced. Waste-to-Energy: Uzbekistan is speeding up six waste-to-energy projects with Chinese partners, aiming to process 3.6M tons of municipal waste yearly and cut emissions while easing landfill pressure. Data Centers & Public Oversight: Oracle plans a public environmental dashboard for New Mexico’s Project Jupiter, tracking air, noise, heat, light and water use with twice-yearly third-party reviews. Climate Risk Finance: Busan will auto-enroll 3.3M residents in city-run climate insurance covering heat/cold health damage and disaster-linked deaths. Climate Justice After Nepal Floods: Nepal’s PM seeks New Zealand support for loss-and-damage financing as reconstruction costs climb and lawmakers push for safe resettlement and glacier risk monitoring. Wildlife Disease: NSW confirmed new H5 bird flu detections in Goulburn and other regions, urging vigilance and reporting. Policy Backlash: The US EPA removed Scope 3 emissions guidance and related tools from its website, drawing criticism from lawmakers and climate experts. Climate Science Warning: A study highlights “feedback loops” that could add 20–30% more warming from natural sources by century’s end.
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