AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoClimate & Biodiversity: A new global study of 2,262 bird species finds populations living closer to their upper heat limits are more vulnerable to forest loss, underscoring how warming can strip birds of the cooling refuge forests provide. Tropical Weather: Forecasters are still tracking Tropical Storm Dolly after it lost closed circulation, with models exploring possible redevelopment near the Bahamas/Florida Straits and potential impacts for the U.S. Gulf and Florida. Energy & Environment: Volaris Group says it bought France’s Biodiv-Wind, a real-time bird-and-bat detection tech provider for onshore wind farms, aiming to better balance renewable power with biodiversity rules. Venezuela-U.S. Oil: Reuters reports major legal and execution questions around Trump’s plan to put 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan crude under U.S. control, with experts and lawyers calling for contract transparency. El Niño Research: A study using modern and ancient Galápagos corals says El Niño events have grown stronger over the past 40 years, with today’s big events exceeding the last 1,000 years’ context. Caribbean Health Security: CARPHA and Curaçao are partnering to strengthen regional health security capacity.
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