AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCaribbean Fisheries Resilience: CC4FISH-II launched in Dominica with regional funding to strengthen climate-change resilience for fisheries, ecosystems and communities across five countries including Trinidad and Tobago. Water Stress in Tobago: Tobago’s leadership warns of drought-like conditions ahead of October Carnival, with plans to dredge dams for storage and expand desalination capacity to protect hotels and restaurants. Marine Debris Action: Port of Spain Foreshore cleanup drew 234 volunteers and removed 3,912.94 lbs of waste, including 1,186.22 lbs of plastic, feeding into ongoing marine debris tracking. Deep-Sea Knowledge for T&T: A new deep-ocean expedition highlights “parachute science” concerns and urges stronger local control of data, samples and public awareness after major discoveries offshore. Environment & Policy Pressure: Minister calls for greater public responsibility in protecting T&T’s environment, while a separate push targets littering attitudes using government-collected data. Climate Outlook: Commentary flags a potential “Super El Niño” risk for extreme heat, drought and flooding—urging T&T not to assume disaster will stay elsewhere.
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