AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPacific Resilience: ADB, the Green Climate Fund and partners launched a programme seeking to mobilize more than $1 billion for climate protection across 14 Pacific economies, including stronger water, transport and coastal infrastructure. Climate Action: A new report says global efforts to curb warming have stalled for five years; even if countries meet their pledges, warming could reach 2.6°C by century’s end. Marshall Islands at COP31: President Hilda Heine warned that overshooting 1.5°C could erode shores and destroy communities, recalling coral that bleached within months. Environment Minister Jess Gasper said relocation is not an option and urged action to bring temperatures back below the limit. Marine Conservation: Surveys of Bikar and Bokak found thriving reefs, seabird colonies and turtle nesting sites, with two species possibly new to science. Cleaner Inter-island Travel: A nine-year Germany–Marshall Islands partnership has wrapped up, leaving experience in low-emission vessels, maritime training and transport policy.
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