AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCOP31: President Nikos Christodoulides warned that Cyprus is already facing water shortages, extreme heat, desertification and more destructive wildfires. He urged governments to turn climate pledges into action, including faster emissions cuts and a major expansion of renewables. Akrotiri wildlife: More than 1,000 flamingos have returned to the salt lake after recent rain, including Melani, a rare black flamingo. Visitors are urged to watch from the observation deck and avoid disturbing the birds. Marine pollution readiness: Cyprus and seven partner nations tested responses to offshore emergencies, including oil spills, during the NEMESIS exercise. Separately, Cyprus, Greece and Israel held their first joint open-sea drill simulating a major oil spill, practising coordinated maritime and aerial operations.
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