AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoClimate Science: A new study finds northern lakes in Canada and Minnesota have been burying carbon at more than double the pre-1850 rate since around 1850, but with big differences between lakes since then—suggesting climate change is already reshaping long-term carbon storage. Wildlife & Light Pollution: As hundreds of millions of birds migrate, U.S. cities and groups are urging residents to dim or turn off lights at night to prevent deadly building collisions. Toronto Storm Response: Toronto Wildlife Centre is still taking in injured animals while cleanup continues after the Sept. 2 storm damaged the facility. Ontario Agriculture: Ontario greenhouse growers are dealing with a “two extremes” mirid-bug problem—beneficial mirids can control pests, but a more damaging species can feed on crops and hurt yields. EV Supply Chain: Wyloo says Greater Sudbury remains its top choice to process nickel from its Ring of Fire mine for the EV battery materials market. Policy & Resilience: The Philippines has joined the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure, aiming to build disaster-proof roads, bridges and public buildings.
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