AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClimate Watch: Macau logged its wettest July since records began in 1952, with 962 mm of rain (2.3 times the average) and record-low sunshine, as troughs, active southwesterlies and tropical cyclones drove unusually cool, humid conditions. Coastal Access Dispute: A complaint filed by journalist Sergio Carlo alleges a hotel at Macao Beach improperly restricted public access to the 60-meter maritime zone for weddings and photo shoots, calling for inspections and sanctions if rules were breached. Ecological Tourism Model: CE Sam Hou Fai visited Fujian’s Wuyuan Bay to study ecological restoration that expands public coastal leisure while boosting green cultural tourism—an approach officials say could serve as a model for Macao. National Ecology Day: Macau’s Municipal Affairs Bureau will run a “Natural Habitat” flower exhibition from Aug 15 to Nov 1, plus butterfly and amphibian education activities, to promote ecological conservation. Energy Transition Milestone: Guangdong’s Taipingling nuclear plant Unit 2 began generating electricity, completing Phase I of the “Hualong One” project and adding low-carbon baseload power for the Greater Bay Area. Local Environment Tech & Learning: Macau’s IAM and partners also announced tech-industry matching focused on practical solutions, including environmental services, alongside broader science and conservation programming.
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