AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoRenewables for resilience in Palestine: PENRA says its Energy Security Plan 2025-2027 is pushing more local power, aiming for renewables to reach about 30% of the energy mix by 2030, with 85 licensed solar plants (126 MW) and “Shamsi Palestine” rolling out municipal solar ownership. Gaza evidence and rubble: A UN expert warns that large-scale rubble removal in Gaza must not erase traces of atrocity crimes or block identification of human remains, stressing it’s tied to the illegality of occupation. Human rights at the UN: UN Human Rights Council session opens in Geneva, with occupied Palestine and settlements on the agenda, while the rights chief urges an arms embargo on Israel and warns about AI risks. Hunger and land pressure in the West Bank: WFP reports hunger surging as families are cut off from grazing and livelihoods by restrictions and military zones. Environment watch beyond Palestine: An invasive Indian myna is expanding across Egypt, raising biodiversity concerns as it competes with native birds. Local climate-linked conflict impacts: Reports also highlight Gaza’s destroyed sewage system and algae-linked threats to desalination, showing how environmental breakdown worsens daily survival.
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