AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPacific Ocean Science & Climate: A new report looks at how Super El Niño can disrupt fisheries by warming seas, weakening upwelling, and cutting plankton productivity—then outlines resilience options like adaptive fisheries management and regional cooperation. Ocean Governance: Conservation International expands its Pacific Tuna Initiative to Palau, building on reforms already underway in Fiji, Samoa, and New Caledonia to improve tuna governance and sustainable, equitable ocean outcomes. Local Energy Tech (New Caledonia link): TVA says 3,770 MW of new generation is under construction, including a 500 MW project tied to New Caledonia, as it positions the grid for long-term demand growth. Wearables & GPS: Rogbid’s Apex HD budget outdoor smartwatch adds dual-band, six-satellite GPS plus an AMOLED display and outdoor sensors. Health & Sports Inclusion: Fiji launches wheelchair rugby nationally, led by its first wheelchair rugby head coach, Makarita Nakavulevu. Education & Environment: A Vanuatu environmental science degree program is delivered bilingually via James Cook University and the University of New Caledonia, aiming to boost Pacific climate resilience skills.
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