AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate & Water Management: The Panama Canal Authority is tightening Neopanamax draft limits again as El Niño intensifies and Gatun Lake levels fall—48.0 feet from Aug. 26 and 47.5 feet from Sept. 3—while saying daily transits won’t drop. Storm Impacts: Sinaproc reported five rain-and-wind incidents attended by Aug. 6, including a partially collapsed house, a tree on power lines, and road-blocking trees, with no injuries reported. Regional Readiness: PANAMAX 2026 brought 19 nations together for multinational drills focused on defending the Panama Canal and regional security. Public Health & Policy: PAHO urged stronger safeguards against digital marketing of breast-milk substitutes, warning that social media and AI-driven ads are undermining breastfeeding rates. Biodiversity & Wildlife Risk: A new world screwworm update highlights ongoing spread concerns beyond the Darien Gap, with scientists and health teams urging vigilance. Trade & Environment: Panama’s MD2 pineapple exports to Saudi Arabia continue to expand, supported by phytosanitary inspections and new market consolidation. AI & Culture: Separate coverage flags growing controversy over AI firms scanning and destroying rare books for training data.
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