AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate Risk Watch: Scientists say Super El Niño is evolving, with tropical Pacific sea-surface temperatures rising fast and conditions expected to strengthen through 2026, possibly lasting into early 2027. Amazon Fire Update: Brazil’s Amazon saw historic-low fires in 2025, according to MapBiomas, after a spike the year before. Food Prices & Heat: A new study links climate inflation to higher grocery, insurance, energy and other essentials as extreme weather hits supply chains. Public Health Impacts: Heat is also taking a toll on daily life, with research showing hot nights sharply worsen sleep. Enforcement & Environment: The US DOJ fined a Texas seafood wholesaler USD 250,000 for falsely labeling salmon origin under the Lacey Act, while Cambodia activists allege sea sand exports to Singapore resumed despite a 2017 ban. Local Governance & Pollution: A USMCA extension push in San Diego demands binding cross-border pollution fixes, and a CNMI DEQ reminder urges residents to report illegal dumping and littering.
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