AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMarine Protection: Greenpeace has dropped two-tonne boulders in a UK marine reserve to block bottom trawling, saying the barriers protect 116 square kilometres of seabed used by harbour porpoises. Trawlers logged more than 37,000 hours in the protected zone in 2025, the group says. Environmental Defenders: A Philippine senator is seeking an inquiry into attacks on land and nature protectors. Global Witness recorded 12 killings in the country in 2025, the highest total outside Latin America; Indigenous people accounted for half. Climate and Health: A study says the April 2024 heatwave contributed to more than 10,000 additional preterm births in India, Bangladesh and the Philippines. Climate Preparedness: Mongolia is consulting on a five-year air pollution plan with 58 proposed measures, including cleaner household fuels, energy efficiency and more renewable power. In Ethiopia, the IMF warns that likely El Niño conditions could disrupt farming and hydropower, worsening food shortages and inflation.
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