AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWildlife & Roads: A new study links wildlife-vehicle collisions to traffic volume and speed, with spring and autumn rush hours the riskiest periods—plus a key issue in reporting when no one is held responsible. EV Policy Gap: Transport & Environment says Europe is moving too slowly on corporate EV uptake: only 9 of 27 EU states clearly incentivise company fleets via taxes, despite EVs’ higher upfront costs. Climate Risk Insurance: Generali is expanding use of Intermap’s Aquarius risk analytics in Poland, Hungary and Slovenia to better quantify natural hazard and climate-related risks across the insurance cycle. Green Claims Enforcement: The EU Commission has launched infringement steps against 20 Member States, including Slovenia, for not fully transposing rules to curb greenwashing in product labels and claims. Severe Weather Alerts: Serbia and parts of the region face unstable conditions with heavy downpours, thunderstorms and orange warnings, with Slovenia also seeing storm risk. Coastal Nature Change: Portorož’s main beach will be upgraded with white Soča River pebbles to support marine life—while experts warn it shouldn’t become a repeat pattern along the coast. Ljubljana Zoo: The zoo welcomed a female Nubian giraffe, Pietruška, the first in 23 years.
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