AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEl Niño Threat: A strong El Niño could bring prolonged dry conditions into 2027, putting pressure on Metro Manila’s water supply, which relies heavily on the Angat river system. Nature & Resilience: Restored mangroves in Balanga, Philippines, are helping blunt storm surges and floods while supporting fish stocks and local livelihoods. COP31 Finance: Africa Finance Corp. and the Green Climate Fund launched a $690 million facility to support climate-resilient infrastructure and low-carbon development. Wildfire Risk: A new US study warns that the risk to buildings from wildfire could nearly triple by 2060 without stronger climate action and changes to development and fire preparation. Local Environment: Indigenous groups and tourism stakeholders are questioning a training centre under construction near Mount Kinabalu, citing concerns about water, biodiversity and community consultation. Water Pollution: Serious pollution incidents at Anglian Water rose 71% in 2025, even as the company’s overall pollution events declined.
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