AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoClimate Risk & Health: The Philippines’ Climate Change Commission urged schools and government agencies to shift schedules to avoid the hottest hours (10 a.m.–3 p.m.) ahead of El Niño, with outdoor workers, seniors, and people with respiratory conditions told to limit time outside. Water Scarcity: Mumbai’s water supply from seven lakes will last only until May 2027 as El Niño intensifies and evaporation accelerates, prompting continued water cuts. Legal Pressure on Climate Policy: Greenpeace Aotearoa joined an EU complaint alleging New Zealand is breaching its EU free-trade climate commitments by weakening environmental rules. Clean Water Enforcement: A U.S. appeals court cleared Washington’s case against gold mining firms accused of illegal pollution under the Clean Water Act, keeping the fight over arsenic and sulfate discharges alive. Waste & Circular Economy: Nigeria’s Kogi State is exploring an integrated waste system—collection, sorting, recycling, biogas and waste-to-energy—aimed at jobs and better sanitation. Local Climate Action: Troy, New York, earned Bronze Climate Smart Communities certification for measurable emissions cuts and resilience work.
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