AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAnimal Welfare in Buenos Aires: The city’s environmental prosecutors rescued 14 dogs from a Retiro home after neighbors reported malnutrition, lack of water, and confinement; six were greyhounds and eight mixed-breed, and the woman responsible was charged with animal abuse and cruelty. Climate Resilience Rankings: A new AlphaGeo assessment put Buenos Aires among the world’s most climate-resilient major cities, while Addis Ababa ranked second and Chicago first—results based on physical climate risk and how well cities adapt. Weather Watch (AMBA): A Sudestada is set to hit the Buenos Aires metro area from Sept. 11 with strong gusts up to ~50 km/h, higher humidity, and a sharp drop back toward winter conditions. Wildlife & Health: A Santa Fe study found elevated blood lead levels in children who ate hunted game meat, linking risk to shotgun pellets that can fragment in animal tissue. Biodiversity Policy (Córdoba): A bill in Córdoba would ban traps and related devices used to capture wild birds and animals, aiming to curb trafficking and illegal capture. Carbon Markets Lawmaking: Congress is debating a clearer legal framework for carbon certificates to align Argentina with international standards and attract investment.
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