AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoForest protection & climate finance: Sri Lanka gazetted 20 new forest reserves, adding 9,538.68 hectares and bringing 114 reserves secured over two years to 65,000+ hectares. Nature-based restoration: Brazil’s long-running riparian restoration study finds row-seeding stored far more above-ground biomass after 15 years than broadcast or hole seeding. Wildfire haze impacts: Indonesia’s fires are leaving communities breathing toxic haze for months, with classes disrupted and health worries spreading across the region. Energy security pressure: India ordered 112 captive coal plants to run at maximum capacity from Oct. 1 through year-end as El Niño boosts demand and fuel stocks run critically low. Just transition diplomacy: Ireland and Tuvalu will co-host a conference next July on moving away from fossil fuels, with a pre-event in Ireland. COP31 finance stakes: Cambodia urged accessible, predictable climate finance ahead of COP31 as LDC graduation looms. Clean power for households: New Orleans advanced a backup battery subsidy plan to keep lights on during outages and ease grid strain. Local wins: Guiuan, Eastern Samar, earned multiple awards for coastal protection, plastic reduction, waste management, and renewable energy.
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