AGP Executive Report
Last update: 30 minutes agoClimate Disaster in the Himalayas: Nepal’s flood crisis keeps worsening after a glacial collapse, with reports of more than 1,100 deaths and thousands missing as rescuers struggle to reach workers trapped near hydropower tunnels; Nepal’s PM is urging stronger international focus on climate-linked risks. Biodiversity in Seoul’s Backyard: Gwangneung Forest and four other Korean recreational forests near Seoul have been listed in an international biodiversity database as “Other Effective Area-based Conservation Measures,” boosting Korea’s conservation profile beyond formal parks. Urban Nature & Community: Seoul Forest’s autumn garden program runs through late October with ecology sessions, wetland and urban wildlife activities, and nighttime nature walks—an easy way to connect city life with seasonal ecosystems. Food & Fermentation Trade: A Korean kimchi-making workshop is drawing growing interest in Kenya, showing how fermented foods can travel with health and community appeal. Energy & Resilience (Global): A separate report highlights how battery storage and renewables are expanding in the Pacific to cut diesel use—useful context for Seoul’s own resilience planning.
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