AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBiodiversity: Terengganu’s regent called for development that respects nature’s limits, while Singapore revised housing plans to retain more forest and cut 1,200 homes at Maju Forest and Gillman Barracks. Climate Warning: The World Meteorological Organization says a powerful El Niño could drive another surge in carbon dioxide, after greenhouse gas levels hit records in 2025. Climate and Health: Nearly 150 researchers urged a global health emergency declaration, citing rising heat deaths, drought and food insecurity. Energy Policy: President Trump moved to end methane rules for oil and gas drilling, a rollback environmental groups warn could increase pollution. Wildfire: A blaze has burned more than three-quarters of Mongolia’s Numrug Strictly Protected Area, threatening a major wildlife habitat. Climate Finance: The Green Climate Fund approved $140 million to support industrial decarbonisation, including green hydrogen projects in South Africa and Namibia.
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