AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate Adaptation Funding: Brazil will invest R$9.5bn through 2035 to prepare its health system for climate extremes, including heat, floods and wildfires—covering clinic upgrades, training, monitoring and field hospitals. Heat Impacts on Work: In Portugal’s Alentejo, one winery has moved grape harvest into the night as daytime temperatures top 40°C, using headlamps to protect workers and keep fruit quality. Cleaner Industry for Textiles: Archroma and Portugal’s Lameirinho launched InOneGO, a single-step dyeing process that cuts processing steps and resource use while expanding shade options for home textiles. Food Tech for Sustainability: Mars and Unreasonable selected 13 growth-stage food ventures (including Portugal) for the 2026 Unreasonable Food cohort, spanning fermentation proteins, contamination detection, sustainability data and plastics recycling. Biodiversity & Wildlife: A report warns that half of migratory birds are dying away, raising alarms for conservation across routes. Portugal Tech & Sovereignty: Equinix and FuriosaAI say they’re expanding into Europe, with proof-of-concept work already under way in Lisbon. Archaeology & Landscape History: Morocco’s Oued Beht site reveals an early large-scale defensive construction beyond the Nile Valley, hinting at shifting land and resource pressures.
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