AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAmazon Crackdown: Peru launched “Operation Mercury 2,” sending the military into Tambopata National Park to smash illegal gold mining camps, with equipment and sites reportedly set on fire or detonated—an effort aimed at stopping deforestation and pollution in a rainforest area that draws huge tourism. El Niño Wildlife Signals: In Panama Bay, seabirds native to Peru and Chile are showing up in unusual numbers as a very strong El Niño warms waters, pushes fish like anchovies and sardines away, and forces birds to travel for food—an early warning of how fast marine ecosystems can shift. Port Decarbonization: Peru’s Port of Callao became the first in Latin America to offer shore power, letting ships plug into electricity while docked and cutting expected CO2 emissions by more than 6,300 tonnes a year (depending on how the power is generated). Peru Climate Prep: Peru is preparing for El Niño impacts, including heat and rain risks, with officials urging readiness for drought and extreme weather. Biodiversity Tech: An AI tool called SPARROW is helping monitor remote forests using solar-powered recording and automated analysis, supporting conservation work across multiple continents.
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