AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClimate Data & Accountability: A new analysis warns that faulty pollution and climate reporting can mislead policy, waste money, and leave regulatory gaps—especially when international stats don’t match what’s happening on the ground. Glacier Melt Alarm: The UN says glaciers lost enough ice in just three years to fill 560 million Olympic-sized pools, with losses continuing for a fourth straight year. Canada–France Energy & Space Push: Mark Carney and Emmanuel Macron pledged closer cooperation on space infrastructure, satellite data reception, energy transition, climate resilience, and fisheries after talks in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon. Wildlife Connectivity: The Yellowstone-to-Yukon Conservation Initiative, which supports 204 wildlife crossings across 59 million acres, was named a finalist for Prince William’s Earthshot Prize. Flood Preparedness: Montego Bay will install wireless flood sensors using a US$3.5M grant to improve early warnings for residents. Mining & Environment Watch: DPM Metals reported new high-grade gold-copper intercepts at Brevene Porphyry South, while Canada’s last epishelf lake vanished after an ice shelf collapse—highlighting fast-changing Arctic freshwater ecosystems. Community Conservation: Saskatchewan’s Native Prairie Speaker Series returns with free webinars on grasslands, bison stewardship, and wildlife health.
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