AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEl Niño Preparedness: Peru’s Civil Defense Institute says El Niño is expected to intensify from November, putting about 1.2 million people at risk across at least 10 regions, with 536 critical points flagged for preventive action; officials warn of flooding, mudslides, and even drought in southern Andean areas, and note emergency declarations in 796 districts for rain/flood risk and 607 for water shortages. Port Clean Air Push: DP World’s Port of Callao shore power system lets ships plug into renewable electricity while berthed, cutting auxiliary-engine emissions by 90%+ and avoiding 6,300+ tonnes of CO₂e annually. Marine Food Pressure: El Niño is disrupting Peru’s anchovy supply—only about one-quarter of the first-season quota was harvested before fishing paused in June—tightening fishmeal and fish-oil availability and raising pressure on aquaculture feed markets. Indigenous Defender Killed: Peru reports the killing of an Indigenous environmental defender, underscoring ongoing risks for people protecting land and ecosystems. Mining & Water/Permits: Hochschild Mining says key environmental permitting and reorganization work are progressing at Peruvian operations, as costs rise and production shifts.
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