AGP Executive Report
Last update: 43 minutes agoWoodford environmental crisis: The DPM is calling on St. John MP and Environment Minister Kerryne James to resign, alleging negligence over Rayneau Construction’s operations in Woodford, including land slippages, road damage and environmental degradation tied to missing approvals and weak oversight. Plastic pollution push: Flow Grenada and the Grenada Green Group, backed by the Liberty Caribbean Foundation, have installed the first recycling bin at St John’s Christian Secondary School, with 10 bins planned for secondary schools to cut plastic waste heading to the Perseverance dump and the marine environment. Climate-resilient infrastructure support: Canada and UNOPS have signed on to launch the RIISE Facility, initially backing Grenada, Dominica, Saint Lucia and St Vincent and the Grenadines with technical help to deliver climate-resilient projects faster and with stronger local capacity. Missing person update: Grenada police say the search continues for 44-year-old American Elizabeth Waddell, last seen near Grand Anse Beach after entering the water; authorities are still treating it as a missing person case and asking the public for any information. Climate-smart agriculture education: CASE hosted an OECS SKIP study tour highlighting climate-smart agriculture, agribusiness and research, as Grenada moves to set up centres of excellence for skills training.
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