AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCannabis & Tourism: A Rastafari leader says Antigua and Barbuda could brand itself as a cannabis tourism hub by leaning on tropical sunlight and outdoor growing conditions to avoid energy-heavy indoor cultivation. Climate Accountability: A new warning says the world has already broken the 1.5°C warming promise, arguing small island states shouldn’t take on more debt for damage they didn’t cause. Child Protection & Public Safety: Social Transformation Minister Rawdon Turner backs Prime Minister Gaston Browne’s move to make Antigua and Barbuda’s Sex Offenders Registry public, including photos, as a step to protect children. CARICOM Youth Leadership: Antigua’s Janet Simon has been appointed Dean of the CARICOM Youth Ambassador Corps, prioritising youth mental health, nutrition, NCD prevention, peace, life skills and jobs. Marine Protection: Antigua and Barbuda’s push to review commercial whaling quotas is gaining wider support, drawing criticism from whale conservation groups. Local Resilience & Development: The Antigua Cruise Port’s upland development is on track for November completion, with officials linking it to climate-resilient upgrades and new jobs.
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