AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUkraine’s drone war and environment: A Russian claim says Western-supplied drones are used to set fires in Ukraine’s Kherson region, targeting crops and vegetation and causing “serious environmental damage.” Mine action know-how: Japan and Cambodia are expanding demining training for Ukrainian officials, with support via the Japan-Cambodia Landmine Initiative—aimed at safer detector use and mechanical demining. Ukraine’s tech for the front: Brave1 announced a grant competition for domestically built military humanoids, designed for GPS-denied, jamming-heavy terrain. Energy and climate in practice: UK Climate Change Minister Katie White argues “net zero” talk should stay focused on what cuts bills and affects people now, while Sheffield’s Our Cow Molly shows farm decarbonization via an anaerobic digester turning slurry into energy. Heat risk in Europe: Copernicus data says June in Western Europe was the warmest on record, with deadly heatwaves and floods across multiple countries. Kyiv cleanup: Reports say pollution from petroleum products in Lake Kyrylivske is being eliminated after shelling, continuing for a sixth day. Energy market integration: Bulgaria and Greece plan joint steps to accelerate Southeast Europe’s energy market integration and progress on the Vertical Gas Corridor.
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