AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEl Niño Outlook: Pacific forecasters warn a strong to very strong El Niño is likely early in 2027, bringing hotter conditions and worsening drought risk in places already short of rain. Fossil Fuel Investments: Tuvalu has “limited ability” to steer its Trust Fund away from fossil fuel companies because it invests through broad funds, New Zealand government papers say. Nature Recovery: Rat eradication on six Tuvalu islets is benefiting native seabirds, green turtles and coconut forests. Waste: Tuvalu’s first export of recycled PET flake and aluminium earned A$76,722, linking local collection to overseas recycling markets. Rising Seas: A Commonwealth report says sea levels around Tuvalu are rising about 5mm a year—faster than the global average—and calls for adaptation based on local projections. Funafuti Reef: A 120-year study found the reef flat remained remarkably stable despite rising seas and storms; coral rubble from a 1972 cyclone helped raise the island ridge by about 1.4 metres.
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