AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEl Niño impacts Peru’s water and ecosystems: New reporting warns El Niño is already reshaping conditions across Latin America, with Peru facing heightened risk as warming intensifies ocean and weather disruptions. Andes climate disaster risk: Scientists highlight that glaciers and glacial-lake outburst floods remain a growing threat in high mountain regions, including parts of the Andes, as warming accelerates ice retreat. Archaeology & heritage in Peru’s Andes: LiDAR work at Machu Picchu’s Mandor Wall area suggests a newly identified Inca trail tied to a sacred ritual landscape, adding to Peru’s growing record of climate-era adaptation. Inca storage engineering: Archaeologists in Peru’s northern Andes uncovered an Inca state storehouse complex with ventilation ducts designed to circulate air and help preserve supplies. Food systems under climate pressure: Peru’s mango sector faces reduced flowering and production linked to climate change and weak tech transfer, with calls for more research, training, and a quality “Marca Perú Mango” push. Blueberry expansion in Peru: Inka’s Berries began operating a new 70-ton packing and cooling plant in Ica, aiming to boost efficiency for export markets.
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