AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoShipping green transition survey: CYMEPA urges people to weigh in on how shipping’s green and digital shift should protect Eastern Mediterranean coasts, arguing the transition must be people-centred, not just a technical fix. Limassol Bay pollution pressure: Opok calls for an immediate, coordinated, science-led response to pollution in Limassol Bay, including fully activating PESA and rapid on-site inspections after complaints. Anti-hunting row in parliament: CABS blasts ELAM’s plan to discuss activists at the House environment committee, saying volunteers act legally under the EU birds directive and warning against political moves that weaken anti-poaching cooperation. Firefighting capacity boost: Cyprus’ Regional Aerial Firefighting Station is seeking co-funding for two aircraft to expand its regional operational and training role. Water and wildlife protection: Cyprus Human Resource news and other non-environment items aside, the week also highlights broader environmental action, from invasive-species prevention efforts abroad to local calls for stronger wildlife enforcement. Sustainability business push: Keve invites Cyprus firms to ENVIRONTEC in Budapest to find partners in waste, water, circular economy and remediation.
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