AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDrought Watch: Caribbean forecasters warn a strong El Niño could worsen or spread drought as the region enters the dry season. Grenada and its neighbours also face unseasonably high temperatures, while flood risks remain in parts of the region. Climate Education: Four schools have reached the Grenlec Debates semifinals, where students will tackle climate change, its costs for small island states and priorities for cutting emissions. Coastal Resilience: A newly approved US$44 million Green Climate Fund programme will support adaptation in Grenada and four other Caribbean countries, including community projects in resilient agriculture, fisheries, mangrove restoration and early warnings. Land and Water: Grenada is using regional high-resolution data to improve reporting on land degradation, while Caribbean ministers have pledged stronger cooperation on water security and climate resilience. Oceans and Energy: A Nature Conservancy project is seeking a consultant to assess Grenada’s marine-pollution policies; meanwhile, regional fisheries officials are discussing more sustainable management of fish-aggregating devices. A proposed solar-powered AI data centre in Levera remains at the feasibility stage.
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