AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCOP31: The climate summit opened in Türkiye with UN leaders urging faster emissions cuts and climate finance. Marshall Islands envoy Tina Stege said the stakes for Pacific communities are immediate: “It’s about people” and the places they call home. Forest Resilience: A new $2.8 million Pacific partnership will fund forestry agents, including one serving the Marshall Islands, to help communities address wildfire, drought and storm risks. El Niño Watch: Below-normal rainfall is forecast from Palau to the Marshall Islands from November through January, raising concerns about freshwater supplies as a powerful El Niño builds. Emergency Support: The Marshall Islands is tapping emergency financing amid pressure from El Niño and dengue on essential services. Rising Seas: New seawalls are being built across Pacific islands, including the Marshall Islands, as storm surges threaten homes, farmland and freshwater.
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