AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEl Niño Watch: The Pacific has officially entered El Niño, and forecasters warn this could be a “super El Niño,” raising the odds of major swings in rainfall and heat across regions including South America—an early signal for Peru’s climate and food risks. Climate & Oceans: A new analysis links industrial fishing to a huge loss of ocean nutrients that once moved slowly to land via seabirds, salmon, and storms—highlighting how today’s scale can reshape ecosystems. Peru Water & Sanitation: Peru residents are demanding answers after sewer backups during heavy rain, with city officials still unable to pinpoint the cause—raising concerns about maintenance and stormwater-sewer links. Biodiversity & Indigenous Solutions: Reporting from Peru’s Amazon spotlights Indigenous forest gardens that sustain wildlife and livelihoods, pushing back on one-size-fits-all “agroforestry” labels. Wildlife Trade Enforcement: Peru’s environmental community is watching broader CITES-linked scrutiny after a Lar Gibbon case sparked documentation demands and investigations into exotic animal possession.
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