AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMaya Pollution: Ancient Maya use of mercury-rich red paint left two Yucatán lakes with toxic levels of the metal for centuries, researchers found in sediment cores. City Climate Action: A report launched at COP31 says 58% of cities in a global climate alliance set emissions targets more ambitious than their national governments; another 28% aim to meet them sooner. Big Bend Border Wall: The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for construction near Big Bend National Park, raising fresh concerns about development in a sensitive border region. Tijuana River Sewage: A report on sewage pollution from Mexico says contaminated water sickened U.S. Navy SEAL trainees; Mexico’s ambassador has pledged to work on the cross-border crisis. Climate Displacement: Two years after Mexico relocated residents of climate-ravaged El Bosque, families continue to struggle to adapt. Ozone Protection: Mexico has eliminated 88% of its consumption of substances that damage the ozone layer.
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