AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGreenland Ice Watch: Copernicus Sentinel-1 captured a major Petermann Glacier calving on Aug 4, 2026: a 76 sq km section of the floating ice tongue broke off—its biggest floating-ice loss since 2012 and a standout Arctic calving since 2020. Ocean Heat in Fjords: Six narwhals tracked warm Atlantic water about 186 miles into East Greenland’s Scoresby Sound, showing how subsurface heat can reach far inland and melt glaciers from below. Arctic Security: NATO’s High North exercise Operation Atlantic City deployed a KONGSBERG StrikeMaster anti-ship missile launcher to remote Jan Mayen, adding sea-denial firepower in harsh Arctic conditions. UN Cartography & Climate Politics: The UN General Assembly backed the “Correct the Map” push to replace Mercator with Equal Earth for more accurate relative sizes—an issue that also reshapes how power and responsibility are discussed globally. Indigenous Governance: Inuit leaders are set for the ICC General Assembly in Nome in 2030, with Greenland among the four regions expected to send delegates.
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