AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEl Niño Watch (Peru & Pacific): Peru’s Humboldt penguins are facing a sharp new squeeze as El Niño-warmed seas intensify nest abandonment, push birds toward colder waters, and reduce anchoveta—their main food—raising extinction risk on the northern coast. Marine Heat & Weather Risk: A massive Pacific marine heat wave is already spreading warmth from the Philippines toward Peru, with scientists warning it can reshape weather patterns in the months ahead. Climate Extremes Tracking: New forecasts suggest this year’s El Niño could become among the strongest on record, with central equatorial Pacific waters staying near record warmth through December. Biodiversity Alarm (Peru): Researchers report colonies shrinking to historic lows, with some islands showing near-total breeding failure. Conservation & Innovation: A study highlights a low-cost way to cut dolphin bycatch using recycled bottles that make fishing nets easier for dolphins to detect. Governance & Rights in Extractives: A report flags rising allegations of abuse tied to mining, while a separate case shows communities challenging a cement project over potential ecosystem and human-rights harms.
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