AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoArctic Warming: A new Canadian climate forecast says winter temperatures could exceed 10°C across much of Nunavut by century’s end, while western Canadian glaciers could lose more than three-quarters of their ice. UNEP warns that overshooting 1.5°C increases the risk of irreversible changes to Greenland’s ice sheet. Mining Oversight: Greenland approved Tanbreez’s mining and closure plans through 2050. Operating permits are still needed, including for environmental management and marine transport. Under the Ice: Satellite mapping has revealed nearly 2,000 valleys and a buried mountain range beneath Greenland’s ice. Wildlife: A reported plan to kill 1,000 Greenland sharks has sparked concern; the sharks can live for centuries.
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