AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealth Risks: Warming could expose up to a billion more people to mosquito-borne diseases over the next 50 years, researchers warn, as disease-carrying species spread into parts of Europe and North America. El Niño Watch: The UN says the developing El Niño could be unprecedented, with Pacific waters forecast to reach 3.8°C above average and impacts lasting beyond its expected late-2026 peak. Communities in the Philippines are preparing for heat and drought, while Manila Water is cutting leaks to protect supplies. Climate Targets: UN reports say breaching 1.5°C is now unavoidable without an overshoot; deep, fast emissions cuts are still needed to limit warming and bring temperatures back down. Fossil Fuel Politics: The UK has approved drilling at the Jackdaw gas field, drawing accusations of “climate vandalism” from campaigners and Greens. Food and Nature: Heat and drought are disrupting French dairy farms and threatening production of regional cheeses. In Washington state, drought and low salmon returns are prompting fishing closures on several rivers.
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