AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCOP31: The climate summit opened in Antalya, with Montenegro among the countries represented. Host Türkiye called for action on drought, floods, water shortages and extreme heat, and pledged steps on clean energy, waste and methane. Tara River: Mojkovac is preparing a €6.1 million wastewater upgrade, including eight kilometres of new sewers and a treatment-plant expansion to serve more than 5,000 households and reduce pollution risks. Completion is expected by 2029. Waste and recycling: Montenegro has closed more than 100 illegal dumps, but around 500 remain; its recycling rate is below 2%, far short of the EU’s 50% target. Renewables: Montenegro is exploring a pipeline of renewable projects with UAE firm Masdar, with capacity of up to 2 gigawatts. Mediterranean protection: Regional fisheries officials approved plans for several species but failed to advance proposed protections for deep-sea habitats and a cold-water coral reef.
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