AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEl Niño Warning: The UN’s weather agency says the central Pacific could reach 3.8°C above normal by December, with Latin America facing increased rainfall and heightened flood risks. Caribbean Climate Costs: Trinidad and Tobago Central Bank Governor Larry Howai warned that climate shocks threaten financial stability, citing Jamaica’s estimated US$8.8 billion in damage from Hurricane Melissa—41% of its 2024 GDP. Water Privatization: Argentina’s Milei government is advancing the sale of a 90% stake in state water utility AySA, which serves 14 million people in Buenos Aires; unions oppose the plan, and the new operator is due to take control in 2027. Jaguar Corridors: GPS data from 99 jaguars is helping researchers map potential wildlife corridors stretching from Mexico to Argentina, offering insights for conservation planning.
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