AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoClimate resilience wins for reefs: Scientists say they’ve mapped nearly 166,000 sq km of coral reef that can survive and recover from climate stress, giving conservation teams clearer targets. El Niño watch: Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology declares a “very strong” El Niño, raising risks of drought, heatwaves and bushfires. Water security in a warming world: Singapore will pour nearly $100m into urban and industrial water R&D as climate change brings harsher dry-wet swings and coastal flooding risk. Floods and storm speed: New research links warming to slower storms and heavier downpours, pointing to higher extreme rainfall risk in the Mid-South. Air pollution health costs: A New Zealand report warns Masterton could take 20 years to meet air-quality guidelines, with wood burners blamed for winter PM pollution. Biodiversity on the ground: A Philippine eagle “Girlie” has outlived its typical lifespan in captivity, while a rescued tarsier was released back to habitat in Kidapawan. Nature-based tech for cities: India’s TERI students won recognition for a prototype “climate tower” using azolla pools to tackle pollution and degraded land.
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