AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPeru’s New Security-Climate Push: Newly sworn-in President Keiko Fujimori declared a state of emergency, saying the military will temporarily take control in high-crime areas while her government also moves to prepare for El Niño impacts. Mining With a Human-Rights Lens: Anglo American says four Peru/Chile operations received or retained The Copper Mark, including Quellaveco’s first award in Peru and new chain-of-custody steps to improve traceability. Wildlife Research in the Amazon: A Peru-Bolivia camera-trap study using non-invasive methods reports the elusive “ghost dog” (short-eared dog) appearing instead of expected jaguar/ocelot footage, adding to what we know about Amazon biodiversity. El Niño Risk Meets Policy: Fujimori’s agenda ties emergency decrees and legislative powers to both public safety and climate preparedness, putting environmental resilience alongside crime and illegal mining enforcement. Carbon Markets Watch: A new estimate projects the voluntary carbon offset credit market could reach $7.18B by 2035, with aviation flagged as a major driver of future demand.
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