AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOcean Cooperation: Sri Lanka says it’s ready to deepen China–South Asia ocean work, with priorities spanning marine science, fisheries, aquaculture, the blue economy, tech, and training after a Qingdao forum. Marine Habitat & Fisheries: Rhode Island offshore wind foundations are attracting Jonah crabs, prompting scientists to ask whether turbines create new habitat or just concentrate existing animals. River Dolphin Survival: Bangladesh’s Buriganga Ganges river dolphins are down to about 20 individuals over 27 km, with researchers reporting dolphins shifting to group movement amid toxic, oil-coated waters. Aquaculture Labor Pathways: New Zealand published its Peak Seasonal Visa job list, including aquaculture worker roles for mussel and oyster farms. Coastal Development vs Fishing: Cordova (Philippines) plans coastal reclamation that could cut fishing grounds, while promising access and alternative livelihoods like fish raising. Feed & Food Prices: Nigeria’s food inflation eased in August as harvest-season supplies rose, though prices still climbed more slowly. Policy Pressure on Nature: Greenpeace’s NZ election scorecard flags parties taking agribusiness-linked donations while grading environmental policies from A to F.
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