AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCaspian Watch: Farid Rasulov’s new Baku exhibition, Long Live, Caspian!, spotlights habitat loss and threats to seals, pelicans and sturgeons, including fishing nets and shrinking marshlands. Wildlife Protection: Flight Without Borders, part of Baku’s Art Weekend, highlights dangers facing birds, from power lines and glass collisions to illegal capture and trade. Clean Energy: Construction of Gubadli’s first hydroelectric plant is nearing completion. The 5.3-megawatt Eyvazli facility is expected to generate 15.6 million kilowatt-hours of renewable electricity a year. Biodiversity: COP17 in Yerevan completed the first global review of progress on nature targets, warning that current efforts will not halt biodiversity loss by 2030 without faster action and more funding.
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