AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCOP31: Talks opened in Antalya with nearly 200 countries urged to turn pledges into action, but the US again sent no delegation. Climate finance remains a major fault line: even tripling adaptation funding by 2035 would meet only 20–29% of developing countries’ projected needs. Amazon Protection: Norway pledged another BRL 350 million to Brazil’s Amazon Fund, citing progress in curbing deforestation. Brazil reported an 41.8% drop from August 2025 to July 2026. Clean Energy: Bangladesh joined a global declaration to bring rooftop solar to 300 million homes by 2030, and says it aims to install 5.5 gigawatts of rooftop capacity. Climate and Health: At COP31, countries shared practical plans to make health systems more resilient to climate impacts, as UN health leaders warned that climate change is already disrupting care and putting workers at risk.
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