AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCitizen Science for Biodiversity: In Shanghai, residents are joining the “City Bat Hunt” using smartphone-linked ultrasound sensors to map hidden bat populations, feeding sightings into a growing database aimed at producing the city’s first reliable bat distribution map. Marine Climate Signals Revisited: A new South China Sea sediment-core study says dam-building after 1950 has reshaped the seafloor record so strongly that it can mask monsoon-linked climate signals, raising questions about single-proxy reconstructions. Macau Food Safety Follow-up: Macau’s Health Department reports no lead poisoning cases so far after follow-up on a batch of powdered infant formula (Frisolac Prestige Stage 1) found with lead possibly above the permissible level. Local Governance Reform: Macau’s Executive Council announced restructuring of several entities and departments to streamline bureaucracy, merge bodies, and shift supervisory responsibilities to improve efficiency and service delivery. Regional Air-Quality Push: Guangdong plans coordinated smog and pollution controls for the APEC summit period, including monitoring and cross-border tackling with Hong Kong and Macau. Smart-City Research: UM’s State Key Laboratory of Internet of Things for Smart City held its academic committee meeting, reviewing work and discussing research directions and talent cultivation.
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