AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCoastal Cleanup: Fisheries officials have given owners until October 28 to remove derelict boats, vehicles and fishing gear from Point Wharf, or pay for their removal. Renewable Energy: Prime Minister Gaston Browne says Barbuda could run entirely on renewable power within 18 to 24 months, with plans to expand solar generation and add battery storage; construction timing remains unclear. Water Resilience: Antigua and Barbuda is discussing a regional catastrophe insurance programme for utilities as it seeks stronger water services and better protection from climate impacts. Local Food Growing: Victory Centre and Cedar Grove Primary have received a hydroponics system and nursery, giving students hands-on experience growing food. Climate-Ready Schools: Construction is progressing on a new Five Islands Primary School designed to better withstand a changing climate.
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