AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNature Restoration Law: Fewer than half of EU countries have submitted national plans for the Nature Restoration Law by the 1 September deadline; Slovenia is among those that published for public consultation, as WWF warns delays leave ecosystems weaker and communities more exposed to climate impacts. Heat & drought on farms: COPA-Cogeca reports severe weather damage across Europe, with Slovenia’s corn losses estimated at 50–70% and wider crop and livestock stress driven by heat, drought and high input costs. Rivers and fish under pressure: A continent-wide drought is drying rivers, lakes and fish farms, with scientists linking the extremes to human-caused climate change and warning of major losses and longer recovery. Circular economy skills: A Slovenia-led Erasmus+ project (Become) is building training for circular economy know-how across universities, vocational colleges and employers, aiming to close the skills gap behind EU recycling and reuse targets. Local environment & tourism pressure: Cape Kamenjak faces growing tourism pressure despite fewer visitors, raising questions about how to protect sensitive coastal nature while managing demand. Media pluralism: A Slovenian op-ed argues democracy can’t work without a balanced, less concentrated media landscape—an issue that shapes public debate on environmental policy too.
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