AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoClimate Watch (Peru & Pacific): The World Meteorological Organization says El Niño has a near-100% chance of lasting through February, with forecasts pointing to very strong intensification and higher risks of floods, drought, and extreme heat across 2026–2027. Marine & Food Impacts: Peru’s anchovy fishery is being used as a warning sign, with reports tying anchovy disappearances to warmer ocean currents that replace nutrient-rich cold water—an effect that can ripple into livelihoods. Peru Response (Disaster Risk): Peru has declared a state of emergency in nearly 900 districts over El Niño risk, as authorities brace for weather-driven shocks. Mining Pollution Control (Tailings): BacTech Environmental launched a Peru initiative to reprocess historic mine tailings via bioleaching, targeting arsenic-bearing materials to recover gold, silver, and copper. Biodiversity & Conservation: A new Machu Picchu discovery reports 1.5 miles of pre-Columbian roads linking terraces and platforms near the Mandor Wall, underscoring the site’s broader ecological and cultural setting.
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