AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHurricane Polo Threatens Mexico’s Pacific: Hurricane Polo has surged back to Category 5 as it heads toward Baja California, with officials warning of dangerous surf, coastal flooding, and beach erosion starting late Sunday into Monday. Hawaii Braces for Nolo: Tropical Storm Nolo is intensifying toward potentially catastrophic flooding on the Big Island, with some areas facing up to 35 inches of rain and life-threatening flash floods. Wildlife Protection Clash in Cancún: PROFEPA inspectors were blocked from accessing the “Pepe Tigre” property in Cancún while trying to assess the health of the last jaguar reportedly kept there. Ancient Biodiversity Find in Tulum: INAH uncovered a pre-Hispanic stingless bee apiary (meliponario) along the Maya Train route, shedding new light on how ancient communities managed native pollinators. Sustainable Seafood Milestone: Baja California Sur’s Bendito Mar became the first Mexican mollusc farm to join the Aquaculture Stewardship Council’s improver program, aiming to reduce environmental impacts while boosting regenerative practices. Ocean Climate Research: New global mapping work charts ocean heat and acidification extremes over 40 years, highlighting how marine conditions can swing into dangerous “double-hit” events.
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