AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoBlue Carbon: The Bahamas has committed $75 million to the next phase of its seagrass carbon programme, bringing investment to $100 million. The work will measure and independently verify the carbon stored in an estimated 53,000 square kilometres of seagrass meadows. COP31: Prime Minister Philip Davis warned that political changes keep derailing climate promises, while a new global report says climate action has stalled for five years and the world is on track to exceed the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C limit. Climate Justice: The Bahamas’ nominee, Justice Cheryl Bazard, was elected secretary-general of the Commission of Small Island States on Climate Change and International Law, strengthening the country’s role in advancing legal protections for vulnerable nations. Conservation: The Bahamas National Trust honoured Bob and Jeanne Coughlin for supporting protection of more than 22,000 acres, including beaches, dunes, coral reefs and mangroves.
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