AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSoil Restoration: A Northern Mexico grassland project has delivered 2.6 million verified soil-carbon credits, with sales generating income for more than 600 ranchers restoring nearly 4.8 million acres. Ancient Pollution: New research finds cinnabar use left mercury pollution in Yucatán lakes during Maya occupation, potentially harming aquatic life and exposing people to toxic contamination. Borderlands: The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for border-wall construction to resume in Texas’s Big Bend, despite concerns about environmental protections and impacts on a sensitive landscape. Tijuana River: Mexico’s ambassador to the U.S. pledged action on sewage pollution during a San Diego visit, as cross-border contamination remains a public-health and environmental concern. Ozone Protection: Mexico says it has eliminated 88% of consumption of substances that damage the ozone layer.
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