AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoExtreme Weather: Climate change contributed more than El Niño to Hurricane Polo’s record strength, adding about 6 mph to its winds, a new analysis finds. U.S. Climate Policy: Penn experts warn the EPA’s repeal of power-plant emissions limits will weaken federal climate action and slow the shift to renewables. COP31: Türkiye is showcasing local climate projects ahead of next month’s summit, with officials stressing early warnings and neighborhood-level planning. Climate and Health: Researchers in Ghana are tracking heat, sanitation risks and flooding in schools and communities in Accra and Tamale to shape practical responses. Food Security: Ivory Coast scientists have developed 11 promising cocoa varieties that use less water, as declining and erratic rainfall threatens the world’s top producer. Climate Risk: Insurers are pulling back from climate-exposed areas, potentially leaving households and governments to absorb more losses. Amazon’s Future: Brazil’s presidential runoff has major global stakes: environmentalists warn a win for Flávio Bolsonaro could threaten protection of the rainforest, a vital carbon store.
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