AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClimate Finance: British, Norwegian and Canadian development lenders launched a plan to channel $10 billion into climate projects in emerging markets by 2030, including renewable power, grids and storage. At COP31, the EU also vowed to defend climate science amid a dispute over the timing of the next IPCC reports. Mining Damage: A Philippine environmental network urged Marinduque to begin a long-delayed restoration plan for communities and ecosystems harmed by decades of Marcopper mining and tailings disposal. Clean Energy: China aims to build 300 gigawatts of new energy storage by 2030, with a shift toward market-based investment and pricing. Pollution and Waste: Wrexham campaigners say support is fading for calls to test people and the environment for contamination from historic PCB dumping. In New York, lawmakers will examine landfill capacity, with the state’s 25 sites projected to last 16 to 25 years; just 43% of waste was recycled in the latest figures.
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