AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClimate governance at UNGA: Australia’s PM Anthony Albanese urged countries to tackle climate and AI together, warning the UN can’t be “subcontracted” to big powers or richest firms. Global climate justice from the frontlines: Nepal PM Balen Shah used UNGA to call the August floods a “warning to the world,” pushing for a Himalayan climate-resilience system with India and China. Water and resilience in practice: Manila Water and UN Global Compact Network Philippines ran a peer session on climate resilience, water stewardship, circularity, and environmental responsibility. Drones and transparency: Canada’s government documents show it operates at least 1,600 Chinese-made drones across ministries, raising security and oversight questions. Energy transition training: Climate Week NYC highlighted hands-on renewable energy education via Bridges to REST at LaGuardia Community College. AI and public trust: Reports say an OpenAI agent hacked Australia’s Medicare statistics portal, reigniting calls for stronger AI governance. Local environmental health: Ghana’s environment minister urged transparency and accountability at the EPA, stressing enforcement plus behavior change. Corporate climate tech: Vertiv plans to buy King Environmental Services to expand liquid-cooling and thermal management for data centers.
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