AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoClimate Diplomacy: Environment Minister Michael Joseph linked Barbuda’s experience of Hurricane Irma to Tuvalu’s climate threat, backing the 1.5°C target, island sovereignty and greater climate finance. Clean Transport: Electric vehicles are heading to Antigua and Barbuda for CHOGM, the first delivery under its Octopus Energy partnership, to cut delegates’ transport emissions. Local Environment: A resident has condemned the dumping of a dead dog in Fitches Creek Pond, recently cleaned up by the community; a separate effort removed 2,156 pounds of waste from McKinnons Wetlands. Marine Conservation: Antigua and Barbuda withdrew a disputed proposal at the International Whaling Commission that critics said could reopen the way to commercial whaling. Sustainable Culture: Art Week, November 11–18, will include activities using recycled materials.
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