AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCOP31: Leaders in Antalya warned that current climate pledges still put the world on track for dangerous warming, while pushing the case for climate action as a way to strengthen economies and ease living costs. Ljubljana Cycling: A study finds planned regional cycling corridors could deliver €25.3 million in net societal benefits over 30 years, including better health and lower fuel use. Wildlife: Estonia is seeking allies to ease EU brown-bear protections; Slovenia is among the countries named as a possible partner, though no formal proposal has been submitted. Cleaner Transport: Slovenia and Croatia are planning a rail link between Ljubljana and Zagreb via Novo Mesto and Karlovac, with the missing cross-border section envisaged after 2030. Solar Power: Ljubljana has 5.6 square kilometres of rooftops judged suitable for solar panels, among the smallest areas assessed across EU capitals.
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