AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCircular Seafood: Iceland Ocean Cluster CEO Alexandra Leeper says a $12 cod can yield products worth thousands by using parts often discarded — from fish skin and bones to shrimp shells turned into chitosan. Cleaner Arctic Shipping: Greenland has directed its government to ban scrubber-water discharges from ships in its waters, starting with open-loop systems in 2027 and extending to all scrubber discharges in 2029. Advocates are also proposing a cleaner shipping corridor between Nuuk and Reykjavík. Ocean Current Risks: Icelandic officials have discussed the possibility of a major Atlantic current weakening or collapse. A new review finds that just two of 91 national climate adaptation plans mention the risk, and neither sets out specific action. Wildlife Trafficking: Ecuadorian authorities say 32 live Galápagos marine iguanas were found bound and dehydrated in boxes destined for Iceland; 24 survivors were later returned to the islands.
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