AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHeat & Power Politics: A new argument says Europe’s deadly heatwave is worsened by policy choices—like limiting air conditioning and underfunding the grid—turning climate risk into a human-made emergency. Climate Targets: China’s State Council updated its 2030 plan, aiming to cut CO2 intensity by 17% by 2030 and push non-fossil fuels to 25%, with more wind/solar and cleaner power for rising demand. ESG Rules: South Korea will require ESG reporting for large KOSPI-listed firms starting in 2028, with thresholds tightening over time to broaden coverage. Water Stress: England’s Affinity Water announced a first hosepipe ban in a decade as demand spikes and supplies tighten, warning of shortages and environmental damage. Wildlife Under Pressure: Environmental groups warn gray whales face a “catastrophic” die-off tied to climate-driven food loss, and are urging NOAA to reconsider protections. Clean Air Funding: Delhi launched a World Bank-backed, seven-year “Clean Air, Healthy Delhi” project to accelerate national air-quality goals. Water Industry Accountability: England’s government is considering legally binding debt limits for water companies to prevent failures like Thames Water. Corporate Climate Scrutiny: Activists are pushing the FCC to pause approvals for orbiting data centers, warning of pollution, debris, and harm to dark skies.
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