AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEl Niño watch for Peru: A “Super El Niño” is building in the Pacific, with scientists warning it could bring harsher droughts and torrential rains across Latin America—raising risks for Peru’s water supplies, agriculture, and coastal marine life. Amazon climate knowledge under threat: A Peruvian Amazon biologist says Indigenous knowledge can help tackle climate and biodiversity loss, but mining, deforestation, and a widening generational knowledge gap are weakening that protection. Machu Picchu wildfire pressure: Peru continues to monitor a Machu Picchu forest fire that has burned primary forest and is already testing tourism’s defenses. Peru media freedom in focus: Peru’s anti–foreign funding vetting law is being challenged in court by investigative outlets, after a Lima ruling struck down the law’s most restrictive provisions. Energy investment signal: Azerbaijan’s SOFAZ has invested in Inkia Energy, Peru’s largest independent power producer, backing a renewables-heavy pipeline. Carbon markets momentum: Peru joins a growing coalition to expand high-integrity carbon credit demand ahead of COP31.
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