AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClimate diplomacy: COP31’s incoming president urged wealthy countries to spend more on climate action than defence, while leaving open whether the summit will repeat calls to move away from fossil fuels. The EU is also resisting efforts to delay climate-science reports. Wildlife and renewables: A Spanish study found painting one wind-turbine blade cut bird deaths by nearly 74%, offering a simple way to reduce harm as wind power expands. Water and pollution: Britain’s sewage spills into rivers totalled more than three million hours, while campaigners hope a trial in Italy will halt pollution from a plant linked to “forever chemicals.” Energy rules: The EU plans to delay methane limits for a year amid energy-supply concerns, raising questions about the pace of emissions cuts. Nature safeguards: Finland’s regulator ordered Google to stop clearing land for a data centre pending environmental reviews.
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