AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoScotland climate record: Scotland’s carbon footprint rose again, with emissions down only 1% in 2024 and progress branded “meagre” as targets were revised and policies stalled. Northern Ireland farming emissions: DAERA says agriculture is the biggest source of NI greenhouse gases, responsible for 31.4% in 2024, driven by fertiliser and machinery. Coal fight in Wales: Carmarthenshire Council refused the last outstanding opencast coal extension at Glan Lash, citing damage to peatland habitat, woodland and hydrology. Circular economy in London: A major fire at a Bermondsey recycling centre sent black smoke across the area and disrupted trains. Nature protection in Scotland: Bass Rock has been sold to the RSPB to safeguard its gannet colony, backed by public funding. Dog safety rules: New England measures from Nov 1, 2026 will bar owners from leaving under-12s alone with banned breeds like XL Bully without adult supervision. EU defence and climate: EU Commissioner Roswall argues environmental policy, especially water and peatland restoration, should be part of Europe’s security strategy.
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