AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEl Niño Emergency: Bolivia declared a national emergency as drought affects about 78,200 families across seven departments and has killed more than 75,000 cattle. Authorities warn of further extremes, including floods, frost and fires. Gold Mining and Mercury: Expanding illegal mining is damaging rivers and forests, while mercury-tainted fish threaten Amazonian communities. Esse Ejja leaders say recent aid from the First Lady failed to address contamination, food, medicine or medical care. Water Cooperation: Bolivian officials completed training in transboundary water governance and diplomacy, building skills for cooperation over shared rivers. Wildlife: A census counted 6,930 vicuñas in Eduardo Avaroa Reserve, offering an update on a protected Andean population.
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