AGP Executive Report
Last update: 27 minutes agoData Centres’ Climate Toll: A UN University report says global data centres already rival major countries’ environmental footprints, with electricity use and carbon emissions set to double in four years as AI grows. Local Land-Use Fight: In Hamilton, residents are pushing back on early plans for an AI data-centre industrial redevelopment at Steelport, citing energy, water and pollution concerns. Water & Habitat Protection: Nature Conservancy of Canada and K+S Potash Canada expanded a native grass conservation area around Buffalo Pound Lake in Saskatchewan, helping filter drinking water and store carbon. Wildfire Readiness Funding: Parks Canada is getting $47.8M over five years to strengthen wildfire preparedness, including prescribed burns and vegetation management. Invasive Species Watch: Kamloops, B.C. set up a new Japanese beetle containment zone after hundreds were found, restricting movement of plant material. World Cup Heat Risk: Coverage flags extreme heat and humidity risks for 2026 venues across Canada, the U.S. and Mexico, with climate change increasing the odds. Weather Alert Service Change: Campers in Ontario’s Algonquin Park were caught off guard after Weatheradio/Hello Weather were discontinued, as Environment Canada modernizes alerts.
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