AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWaste and Tourism: As visitor numbers rise, Guyana’s litter problem persists. The Tourism Authority says public education, fines and EPA footage identifying offenders are part of efforts to improve enforcement. Hydropower Risk: The World Bank warns drought can sharply reduce hydropower output across northern South America, raising fresh questions about the proposed Amaila Falls project; critics say Guyana lacks crucial water data for the decision. Uranium Oversight: Forty citizens and four organisations have appealed the EPA’s decision to waive an environmental impact assessment for uranium exploration at Kurupung. Energy Planning: Prime Minister Mark Phillips urged regional planning for energy systems that are more resilient and lower-carbon, while outlining Guyana’s mix of gas, hydropower, solar and wind. Climate Watch: September was the world’s second-hottest on record, according to NOAA, NASA and Copernicus.
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