AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEU Climate Policy: Visegrad Four parliament leaders urged Brussels to delay the bloc’s new emissions trading system for buildings and transport until 2030, while the EU’s top court rejected Poland’s challenges to seven climate laws. COP31: The EU signed a global geothermal pledge, and the summit mobilised more than $480 million to curb methane and other super-pollutants. Climate Warning: October was the warmest on record, while EU data show emissions fell 1.6% in 2025 but the bloc is still on course to miss its 2030 climate target. Nature and Energy: Finland is weighing a copper, nickel and cobalt mine beneath a protected wetland, testing EU habitat rules; in Italy, Calabria approved an environmental assessment for a 9 MW wind farm. Climate Security: Britain named former intelligence chief Madeleine Alessandri as its first climate-security envoy, though a related government report on ecosystem collapse remains unpublished.
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