AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCoastal Restoration: A satellite study found China’s mangrove area grew 166% from 1998 to 2020, while recorded coastal bird species rose from 148 to 397. Hong Kong and Macao were included, but researchers caution that more birdwatching may explain some of the rise, and mangroves can replace shorebird-feeding mudflats. Wildlife: Macao-born panda twins Jian Jian and Kang Kang have moved to Chengdu for quarantine and adult training, including adapting to a richer natural habitat. Local Climate: Macao recorded its hottest October on record, according to the observatory, before cooler weather was forecast with the monsoon. Green Tourism: A Macao commentary presents low-carbon tourism as a way to improve urban governance while reducing resource use and waste and balancing visitor growth with residents’ quality of life. Regional Climate Action: At COP31, a UN expert praised Greater Bay Area efforts on climate-resilient cities, nature-based solutions and cross-regional cooperation.
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