AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClimate & Food Security: Slovenia’s potato harvest is taking a hit as severe drought cuts yields, with farmers reporting major losses and warning that local production can’t keep up with demand. Nuclear & Water Use: A feasibility study for Slovenia’s proposed JEK2 nuclear project weighs cooling tower options, with a natural draft tower flagged as the lowest-electricity and lowest-maintenance choice, while climate-change impacts are built into the planning. Sustainable Food Systems: The SPOON citizen science project is launching new labs in Slovenia’s Pomurje region to help co-create digital tools for storing, preparing and eating food more sustainably. Biodiversity & Land: New research links subtle surface trenches in Australia’s Nullarbor Plain to hidden cave systems, offering a better way to map underground habitats. Public Transport Affordability: Greenpeace reports rising public transport ticket prices across many European capitals and calls for affordable “climate tickets” to cut emissions and fossil-fuel dependence. Circular Economy: Aquafil is promoting its circular-economy materials approach tied to ECONYL regeneration at an investor conference. Local Community & Nature: A new set of accessible beehives named after Slovenian beekeeper Anton Žnideršič supports hands-on beekeeping education for veterans.
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