AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEl Niño Watch: The WMO and NOAA say El Niño is set to intensify into “very strong” conditions, with Paraguay and parts of southern South America likely facing above-average rainfall and a higher flood risk. Hydropower & Flood Control: Itaipú began a 10-day controlled release of water after heavy El Niño rains raised Paraná River levels, aiming to protect downstream areas in Paraguay and coordinate with Yacyretá and river authorities. Urban Sustainability: Asunción’s “Green Asunción” project is pushing greener transport, waste management, and rainwater systems, with MADES and UNDP leading alongside multiple ministries and the municipality. Biodiversity in Focus: A new Paraguay bird feature highlights the endangered Chopi Sa’yju (saffron-cowled blackbird), warning that wetland and grassland loss is silencing its song. Wildlife in Cities: Paraguay’s white-eared opossum breeding season is underway, with experts urging dog owners not to leave food out overnight to reduce harm to mykure. Local Conservation & Nature Events: Paraguay is set to host a South American bird fair for the first time, and a new Asunción cycling ride marks World Car-Free Day. Climate-Linked Health: The region’s shifting weather patterns are also raising concern for mosquito-borne disease spread, with dengue outbreaks reported in parts of the Americas.
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