AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClimate Risk: European insurers are pulling back from weather-related coverage, shifting more losses onto households and governments as experts warn risks may be underpriced. A new study finds the Atlantic circulation could recover if warming is reversed, but disruption could last centuries and lost Greenland ice would not return. Disaster Readiness: Albania is upgrading emergency centres and training teams across five municipalities to improve warnings and response as extreme weather intensifies. Climate Targets: France’s emissions are falling but still off track to meet its goals, while the EU is delaying methane rules for imports amid high energy costs. Water and Pollution: Toxic spills are polluting Britain’s waterways every 90 minutes, while Brussels has taken legal action over severe PFAS pollution in Uccle. Alpine Change: Mont Blanc’s summit was measured 1.29 metres lower than last year; surveyors caution that shifting snow and ice height is not a direct measure of glacier loss.
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