AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate Data Transparency Clash (UK): The Met Office quietly removed the wind and storms chapter from its 2025 climate report, raising alarms that declining wind-speed and storm trends are being downplayed just as Net Zero relies on wind power. Drought & Heat Impacts (UK/France): England is officially in drought, with 71% of the country affected, while France put 80 departments on orange alert as heat waves drive major health and economic costs. Climate Accountability in Policy (UK): A debate over approving North Sea oil projects (Jackdaw and Rosebank) spotlights “scope 3” emissions and whether climate commitments are being honored. Water & Weather Forecasting (Canada): Saskatchewan defends coal power while Canada faces criticism over Environment Canada cuts tied to weather radar research, with warnings that severe-weather forecasting could suffer. AI’s Climate Footprint: Major AI firms are urged to disclose environmental impacts as data centers strain water and energy supplies. Local Resilience on the Ground (Fiji/Ghana): Community-led climate-smart WASH and nursery projects aim to protect food security and ecosystems while strengthening resilience to worsening climate stress.
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