AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoClimate Watch for Ecuador: NASA’s Sentinel-6 satellite data shows a warm Kelvin wave moving toward the South American coast, with sea levels off Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru running above long-term averages—an early sign that El Niño is likely to follow. Power & Water Risks: Ecuador may soon lose electricity transfers from Colombia as El Niño strengthens and reduces hydro generation, raising blackout fears in both countries. Early Warnings, Global Lesson: Cambodia launched a multi-hazard early warning project (storms, floods, droughts, lightning) and Ecuador is listed among participating countries—another reminder that preparedness systems matter before extreme weather hits. Wildlife & Biodiversity: A new study reports daddy longlegs (harvestmen) preying on live frogs in South America, highlighting how much animal interactions still go undocumented. Local Environment & Community Design: Natura Futura’s river-based housing work in Babahoyo points to climate-ready, relationship-first building that uses local materials and knowledge.
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