AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNew Species in Bolivia: Scientists formally named the “tilcayo” wild cat, Leopardus tilcayo, from Bolivia’s Yungas cloud forests— the first new living cat species described in over a century—after a kitten-like find at a sanctuary was unraveled with DNA work, raising urgent questions about how many survive and what threats they face. Climate Acceleration Map: A UC Santa Cruz-led study finds warming speeds up in distinct regional waves, with recent accelerations showing up in places including Bolivia, the Gulf of Mexico, and southeast China—meaning some communities may face faster change than global averages suggest. Bolivia-India Ties: Bolivia’s diplomat says India’s new embassy in La Paz is boosting cooperation on lithium and expanding work on AI and energy transition. Water & Flood Readiness in the Region: Buenos Aires completed major stormwater upgrades to cut flooding risk ahead of El Niño rains, highlighting how drainage maintenance can protect lives and ecosystems.
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