AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWater: Danny Dyer is reportedly planning a Thames flotilla to protest sewage dumping. North Wales remains in drought, while some UK towns face water shortages into 2027. North Sea: Industry-backed research says blocking Rosebank and Jackdaw could mean £10.8bn less economic value over a decade and 3,330 fewer jobs supported each year. The projections depend on the projects and wider investment going ahead, sharpening the clash over drilling and climate targets. Clean Energy: A UK ammonia roadmap forecasts £1.5bn in investment and 5,500 jobs, while Scotland’s 15MW Cromarty green hydrogen project has won planning consent. Recycling: Co-op and Podback are expanding coffee pod collection to more than 200 stores, after an initial trial collected eight tonnes. Climate Risks: England has lost at least 183 homes to coastal erosion in 16 years, and a new government taskforce is preparing for flood and drought risks. Antarctica: A team will spend five months repairing Britain’s first permanent base as heavier rain and snowfall threaten the historic site.
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