AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWildlife: Macau’s giant panda twins, Jian Jian and Kang Kang, have arrived in Chengdu for quarantine and a period of training in a more natural habitat. Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai says he hopes they will return after their development programme. Coastal habitats: A satellite study found China’s mangrove area grew 166% from 1998 to 2020, with Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao among the regions driving expansion. Researchers caution that rising bird records may partly reflect more birdwatching, and mangroves can displace mudflats used by shorebirds. Climate action: A UN climate expert praised Greater Bay Area work on low-carbon development, climate-resilient cities and nature-based solutions, calling for stronger regional coordination. Macao’s green transition: A local commentary argues that green tourism can support sustainable urban governance by reducing resource use and waste while protecting culture and the environment. Local weather: Macao’s October temperatures reached a record high, according to the city’s observatory.
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