AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMethane Rules: The EU has proposed delaying some methane monitoring and reporting requirements for imported fuels from 2027 to 2028, citing energy-price and supply concerns. Member states and Parliament must still approve the change. Mountain Hazards: Nepal says a rock-and-ice avalanche triggered a flash flood that swept away 200 homes and five bridges; five people are missing. Officials warn that thawing mountain permafrost makes monitoring and early alerts more urgent. Climate Finance: Nigeria-led G-24 countries are calling for $300 billion a year in climate funding. The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank also plans to issue another adaptation bond in 2027, after raising A$500 million this year. Emissions and Energy: A new report warns industrial greenhouse gas emissions are set to rise, while planned data centers could drive more coal use and pollution. Climate Liability: The US Supreme Court is taking up a case that could determine whether local governments’ climate lawsuits against oil companies can proceed in state courts. Forest Loss: The world lost more than seven million hectares of forest in 2025, according to a new report.
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