AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGreen Hydrogen Scrutiny: Argentina’s justice ordered CARU to provide water-quality studies and monitoring for the Uruguay River stretch between Termas de San José and Concepción del Uruguay, tied to a proposed green hydrogen and synthetic fuels plant in Paysandú—an escalation in Argentine-Uruguayan diplomatic tension. AI’s Environmental Cost: A UN University report warns AI’s footprint goes beyond carbon, projecting data centres could consume 945 TWh of electricity and 9.3 trillion litres of water annually by 2030, shifting burdens onto water- and land-stressed regions. Heat Risk for Uruguay’s Region: Climate research says global warming is raising the odds of performance-impairing heat across most 2026 World Cup matches, with many host cities seeing far more extreme hot days than in the 1970s. Local Wildlife Safety: A Uruguay national surfing off Australia’s NSW coast survived a shark attack, highlighting ongoing ocean wildlife risks for coastal recreation.
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