AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUrban Green Space: Asunción’s Plaza Uruguaya has reopened after a major renovation, with restored lawns, accessible paths, lighting and bins bringing a greener public space back to the city centre. Pollution Risks: An investigation traced banned pesticides found in Brazilian drinking water through a smuggling route that runs from China via transit countries including Paraguay. Wildlife: Serranía San Luis National Park in Concepción protects 10,282 hectares of Cerrado habitat and wildlife, in part to limit the environmental impact of road development. Land Use: Paraguayan residents are pushing back against a eucalyptus plantation described as an empire, raising concerns over the industry’s expansion. Climate: October was the warmest on record globally, while El Niño is already bringing drought and flood emergencies in neighboring Bolivia. Cleaner Transport: Paraguay received 20 electric pickups from South Korea, along with charging equipment, as a new center opens to support local auto-parts production.
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