AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCOP31: Thousands rallied in Antalya, accusing the summit of failing communities hit hardest by environmental damage. Negotiators face pressure for stronger fossil-fuel cuts and climate finance. Climate and health: WHO Europe says climate anxiety, extreme heat and disasters can harm mental health, with young people especially vulnerable. Sweden’s energy shift: A planned e-SAF project in Skellefteå is advancing toward engineering, with capacity of 130,000 tonnes a year; Gothenburg is preparing for large-scale liquefied biogas bunkering from 2027. A major Swedish carbon-capture project has also moved closer to reality. Land and weather: A billionaire’s 15,000-hectare Swedish forest purchase has raised local concerns, while heavy snow recently stranded drivers on the E4 in northern Sweden.
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