AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHeat Emergency: A “monster heat wave” is driving a surge in heat illness in South Korea, with 1,146 people seeking emergency care in a week and 23 heat-related deaths reported this year—Seoul and nearby regions are pushing cooling and shelter support as temperatures keep breaking records. Urban Environment: Seoul’s sewer odor problem is back in the spotlight again, with residents complaining about recurring rotten-egg smells linked to hydrogen sulfide from aging sewer and septic systems, raising questions about whether long-running mitigation efforts are enough. Green Cities & Nature: Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon is pushing back hard on Yongsan Park development, calling it Seoul’s “lungs” and warning that replacing green space with apartments would be unsustainable urban policy. Marine Life & Conservation: Gyeongbuk announced “Top 10+1” underwater scenic spots to promote conservation and sustainable marine tourism along the East Coast, highlighting habitats around Ulleung and Dokdo. Sustainable Markets: A global business survey finds strong support for electrification, with 91% of executives saying it improves energy security and 90% expecting operations to be electrified by 2035. Climate Accountability: Croatia’s chamber warns climate change is already hitting economies hard and argues for faster adaptation and decarbonisation investment.
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