AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSuper Typhoon Rosal: The storm is bringing heavy rain and strong winds to parts of Luzon despite no expected landfall. Signal No. 2 remains in Batanes, while rough seas have halted small-vessel trips in parts of Quezon and Northern Samar and disrupted ferries. El Niño Readiness: Leyte is seeking national support for water and farm preparations. Quezon has activated its task force, including plans to identify at-risk farming communities and strengthen heat-health measures. Climate Risks: The ADB warns Philippine ports could face up to $70.2 billion in annual climate-related losses by 2100 under a high-emissions scenario. Separately, a new UN report says a temporary breach of the 1.5°C warming limit is now effectively unavoidable. Environmental Oversight: The Commission on Audit says the DENR failed to collect P521.26 million in fees tied to forestlands, foreshore areas and protected zones, citing weak monitoring and enforcement. Waste and Water: Iligan and the EU are advancing plans for a 23-hectare facility to boost recycling and reduce landfill waste. In Zamboanga del Norte, a DENR water system now serves 70 to 80 Indigenous households and farms.
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