AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGreen Mining Diplomacy: Officials at China’s 2026 Mining Conference in Tianjin urged “greener and more intelligent” mining and stronger international cooperation for a sustainable mineral supply chain. Amazon Health & Environment: Guyana took over the Pro Tempore Presidency of CESAM, setting priorities including Digital Health, Environment and Gender Equity, and highlighting Suriname’s malaria elimination as a model for regional action. Digital Land Rights: A proposal argues that digitizing scattered land records and historical maps into digital cadastres can strengthen land rights, inclusion, and cultural preservation across the Global South. Electricity Pressure: Former Guyana public works minister David Patterson slammed the PPP/C over worsening power woes, accusing weak management and procurement. Solar Investment: Rubis signed a deal to install an 8MW solar plant in Jamaica, part of a broader renewables push. Biodiversity & Wildlife Trade: Observers warn that wildlife markets in Bangkok are seeing more Amazon-linked species for sale, raising animal welfare and conservation concerns. Banana Diversification: Red bananas are being promoted as an alternative to Cavendish amid TR4, climate stress, and low genetic diversity. Afro-descendant Forest Protection: Research highlights that legally recognized Afro-descendant territories in parts of the Amazon can show lower deforestation, reflecting long-standing stewardship. Offshore & Solar for Refineries: Clean Air Everywhere says Curaçao’s former refinery sites could better serve ship repair, offshore services, and solar power.
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