AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMarine Protection: Nigeria and Norway are planning satellite vessel-tracking to detect illegal fishing and protect local fisheries. Carbon Markets: New UN rules require cookstove projects to set aside credits against forest loss from fire, drought or logging. Biodiversity Finance: South Africa is pushing for more funding, technology and practical support ahead of COP17’s first review of global biodiversity goals. Pollution: Greenpeace’s Ghana textile-waste probe names H&M, Primark and M&S; in Nigeria, nine oil spills released nearly 130,000 litres of crude in the Delta. Climate Risk: El Niño is raising concerns over food security, while heatwave and severe-storm alerts continue in parts of South Africa. Wildlife: Research in Kruger National Park finds elephant carcass sites can remain nutrient-rich hotspots, drawing grazing animals for years.
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