AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate Policy Shock: A landmark UN report says the world is set to overshoot the Paris 1.5°C goal within the next few years, then must “overshoot, peak and decline” by cutting fossil fuels and scaling carbon removal—while warning of decades of worse heat, seas, and ice loss. Greenland Ice Update: GEUS reports Greenland’s ice sheet has shrunk for 30 straight years, losing about 173 billion tons in 2025/26—called a clear “climate signal.” Arctic Security & Supply: Nordic governments signed on to deepen security-of-supply cooperation in crisis and war, tying resilience to NATO’s external border needs. EU Arctic Strategy: Brussels is updating its Arctic policy around self-determination, resilience, connectivity (including a Greenland undersea fibre link), and critical raw materials. Greenland Ports Cooperation: Nuuk’s Port operator signed an MoU with Nunavut deepwater port developers to share expertise on maritime resilience, emergency response, and supply chains. Rare Earths Deal: Greenland Mines says it has closed its Sarfartoq acquisition, bringing a Nd-Pr magnet rare-earth project into its Greenland portfolio. High North Training: U.S. Navy Seabees trained airfield damage repair during Northern Viking 2026 to keep aviation routes running in harsh conditions.
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