AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHeat & water stress: Serbia’s Danube side channels have shrunk into tiny, overheated ponds, putting juvenile fish at risk of mass death; the wider fish-farming and ecosystem damage is reported across Europe, including Slovenia, as drought and heat intensify. Tourism pressure on protected nature: Croatia’s Cape Kamenjak is still drawing large numbers of visitors despite fewer vehicles, and authorities are closing some areas to traffic to protect the fragile landscape. Plastic-free action at sea: Diver Kristijan Curavić is preparing a Guinness-style underwater plastic and debris extraction from Krapanj Island, with a live message to world leaders from beneath the Adriatic. Slovenia energy snapshot: Slovenia generated 996 GWh of net electricity in July, down 9% year-on-year, with hydropower falling sharply while estimated solar and wind output rose. Circular economy push: A report highlights Europe’s low recycled-material use (12.2% in 2024) and argues skills and procurement choices matter as much as recycling capacity. EU climate support: The European Commission adopted Greece’s Social Climate Plan, funding heat pumps, solar water heating, and building renovations to cut fossil-fuel reliance for vulnerable households.
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