AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCOP31: Greta Thunberg criticized leaders for failing to act as climate talks exposed deep divisions over fossil fuels, climate finance and electrification. A new assessment warns the world is on course to overshoot the 1.5°C threshold. PFAS Research: A study using a model of early development found that PFOS disrupted growth and gene activity at levels measured in pregnant women in Sweden’s SELMA study. The findings raise concern, but do not establish effects in human pregnancies. Cleaner Fuels: Swedish e-fuel projects moved forward, including SkyKraft’s 130,000-tonne-a-year proposal, now advancing to engineering design. Gothenburg is also preparing for large-scale liquefied biogas bunkering from 2027. Land and Nature: A purchase of 15,000 hectares of Swedish forest by a US billionaire has prompted local concerns, while the EU’s top court rejected Poland’s challenges to key Fit for 55 climate laws.
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