AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoClimate Watch: Macau logged its wettest July since records began in 1952, with 962 mm of rainfall—2.3 times the average—plus record-low sunshine and unusually low temperatures, a pattern linked to low-pressure troughs, active southwesterlies and tropical cyclones. Public Health & Climate Link: The Health Bureau (SSM) said skin cancer incidence is rising and higher in men than women, pointing to lower sun-protection awareness and increased UV exposure tied to global warming; it urged the “ABC” protection approach. Coastal Access Dispute: Journalist Sergio Carlo filed a complaint with the Dominican Environment Ministry alleging Dreams Macao Punta Cana improperly restricted public beach access, citing public-property rules for beaches and the 60-meter maritime zone. Ecological Governance: Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai visited Fujian projects, including Wuyuan Bay’s ecological restoration and coastal public-space expansion, highlighting “ecological civilisation” as a model for Macau. Local Culture With an Eco Angle: Big Mouse Kids Drama Group is staging “Hey, Come On Out!”—a physical theatre work set after a typhoon and focused on environmental dilemmas—showing how youth arts can tackle climate-related themes.
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