AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCaribbean Sports: Trinidad and Tobago started the CAREBACO badminton team championship in Kingston with a 3-2 loss to Barbados, despite Chequeda De Boulet’s win in women’s singles; the tie swung on mixed doubles and men’s singles, with T&T’s women’s doubles later pulling the score to 2-3. Maritime Safety: Antigua and Barbuda’s Coast Guard urged fishermen to stop hiding fishing spots, saying secrecy and missing GPS trip plans slow search-and-rescue; they also warned against borrowing life jackets and radios just for licensing checks. Marine Science: A tiny 0.16-inch red sea slug linked to Guadeloupe and Cuba is tied to a World Cup tribute, but its proposed scientific name still needs formal zoological approval. Environment: “Plastic tide” coverage highlights foreign plastic waste piling up on Jamaica’s eastern coast, stressing the need for regional waste management beyond national bans. Renewables & Energy Storage: Ormat Technologies reported Q2 2026 results with strong growth driven by energy storage revenues nearly tripling year-over-year. Transport & Travel Data: Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico said July 2026 passenger traffic rose 1.2% overall, with Kingston down 48.5% in the table shown.
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