AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCommunity Resistance: Filipino environmental advocates completed a 154-kilometre march to Manila, protesting environmental destruction, land disputes and threats to fishers and climate-vulnerable communities. Organizers said their grievances went unanswered. El Niño Risks: UNICEF warns that 1.3 million Cambodian children and more than 190 million children across Asia-Pacific could face unusually dry or wet conditions in coming months, threatening food, water, health and education. Climate Action: Young campaigners are taking climate fights from streets to courts, challenging governments and fossil fuel companies over their responsibilities. Fossil Fuels: Greenpeace Africa and Extinction Rebellion protesters at African Energy Week in Cape Town called for an end to new oil and gas exploration, as South Africa considers expanding development. Climate Finance: UN chief António Guterres urged developed countries to triple annual adaptation funding to $300 billion and raise total climate finance to $1.3 trillion a year by 2035. Policy and Waste: Malaysia’s 2027 budget boosts conservation and resilience funding, while Johor says new data centres must prioritize water efficiency and green technology. In Dorset, regulators approved a permit allowing a planned incinerator to burn 68 waste types despite objections over pollution and other impacts.
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