AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCOP31: Greta Thunberg urged leaders to put people and the planet ahead of profit as five countries backed a plan to double homes with rooftop solar to 300 million by 2030. The pledge comes as host Türkiye celebrates new oil discoveries, highlighting the divide between climate promises and fossil fuel expansion. Climate Justice: UN Women says more than 1.5 billion women and girls live where climate hazards collide with economic insecurity and gender inequality; only just over one-third of countries address those risks comprehensively in climate plans. Energy Shift: The IEA launched an observatory to track energy disruptions and strengthen infrastructure resilience. Fossil-fuel emissions are projected to dip slightly in 2026, but the drop is linked partly to war-driven fuel shocks—not lasting climate progress. Cleaner Technology: Thailand approved new data-center rules covering water reuse, noise and heat, aiming to curb the environmental costs of the AI boom. Climate-Smart Farming: A family farm in Grenada is using hydroponics, which can cut water use by up to 90%, to cope with erratic rainfall.
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