AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoClimate Justice: Prime Minister Gaston Browne is set to press for stronger climate finance, clean-energy partnerships and accountability at the Global Citizen summit in Australia, drawing on the devastation Hurricane Irma caused in Barbuda. Early Warnings: Caribbean countries are improving weather observations, forecasts and coordination so alerts give people clearer guidance and time to act during floods, landslides and storms. Water Security: Antigua and Barbuda has signed a regional declaration to strengthen climate resilience, sanitation and water infrastructure, and will host the Caribbean Water and Wastewater Association’s conference in 2027. Renewable Energy: 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 and financing details remain unclear. Marine Environment: Fisheries officials have given owners until October 28 to remove abandoned boats, vehicles and fishing gear from Point Wharf or face cleanup costs. Food Growing: Two schools have received a hydroponics system and nursery to support hands-on learning and local food production.
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