AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAir Pollution Watch: Bankwatch reports Western Balkans coal plants breached sulphur dioxide limits 6.6 times in 2025 and dust hit 2.9 times the permitted ceiling, showing persistent public-health costs despite legal deadlines. Climate & Heat Impacts: A new Europe heatwave triggered emergency measures, including France’s alcohol ban in red-alert areas and event disruptions across countries, with scientists linking worsening heat to global warming from fossil fuels. Renewables in Montenegro: Montenegro’s Environmental Protection Agency approved the Environmental Impact Assessment for EPCG’s Kapino Polje B1 solar plant (11.43 MWp) near Nikšić, clearing the way for further solar development. Nature & Tourism Spotlight: Mogren Beach in Montenegro was ranked Europe’s best beach by a travel-insurance study, boosting attention on the Budva Riviera’s natural assets. EU Alignment Angle: A commentary argues the EU Growth Plan could help speed Western Balkans convergence by aligning regulations and unlocking structural funds. Regional Cooperation: Montenegro and Kazakhstan agreed to deepen ties, including environment and climate cooperation, alongside trade, transport, logistics, tourism, and education.
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