AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoWater Security: Cyprus says desalination now supplies about 80% of drinking water, with near-100% coverage targeted by 2027 as new plants come online. Heat & Fire Risk: Europe’s record-breaking heatwave keeps shifting east, with fresh wildfire fears and red alerts in places like Croatia, while temperatures are expected to build again next week. Wildlife Invasions: Greece is paying fishermen €5.33 per kilo to catch the invasive silver-cheeked toadfish/pufferfish family member, using EU funds to protect marine biodiversity. EU Climate Diplomacy: The EU calls Turkey’s failure to invite Cyprus to COP31-related events “unacceptable,” stressing equal treatment for all member states. Local Environment & Community: Larnaca’s EOA has rolled out breastfeeding rooms across its buildings after new law took effect, while HSS Cyprus volunteers ran a Dasoudi Beach clean-up to tackle coastal litter. Workplace Safety in Heat: EU ministers discussed protecting workers from extreme temperatures as climate impacts intensify. Local Infrastructure Safety: A key Larnaca road (Andreas Mouzakis Street) won’t be ready until 2031 despite earlier plans, raising concerns over safety and conditions. Tragedy in Extreme Heat: Two boys died after being left in a hot car at a British base in Dhekelia, prompting renewed alarm about heat dangers.
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