AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCOP31 Stakes: Indonesia defended its climate goals even as soaring wildfire emissions threaten its pledge, and says it will push for a faster energy transition and more climate finance at the Türkiye summit. Children at Risk: UNICEF warns that 9.9 million children in Nepal face unhealthy air, 7.3 million drought and 5.7 million extreme heat, calling for children to be central to climate policy and adaptation. Climate Finance: Developing nations need $305 billion a year to adapt, while current support falls far short. Clean Energy: Mansalay in the Philippines declared itself fossil-fuel-free and plans solar installations at public institutions. In India, renewable power curtailment reached 2.3 terawatt-hours from May to December 2025, as grid capacity lagged generation growth. U.S. Climate Policy: Democrats’ midterm gains could put California lawmakers in charge of key House environment and science committees, setting up renewed scrutiny of federal climate policy.
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