AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoVineyard Alert: Luxembourg’s first detected cases of Xylella fastidiosa were found in three of 140 grapevine samples. One infected plot along the Sûre will be uprooted as officials investigate how the plant disease arrived. Public Priorities: A survey found 90% of Luxembourg respondents want more funding for nature and climate adaptation, including greener spaces and river restoration. Carbon Rules: Denmark, Sweden and Finland are urging the EU to preserve its emissions trading system, warning that weaker rules could slow industrial decarbonisation. E-waste: Eurostat says EU sales of electrical and electronic equipment reached 14.6 million tonnes in 2024. NGOs want stronger rules to prevent waste, extend product life and improve recycling. Climate Costs: A Greenpeace report estimates the EU’s richest 1% were linked to €301 billion in climate debt in 2022, based on their consumption and asset ownership. Fossil Fuel Protest: Greenpeace activists scaled the European Parliament in Brussels, calling for an end to fossil gas and a shift to affordable clean energy.
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