AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoOcean Science: Tiny Cretaceous fossils have helped solve a 113-million-year-old mystery, linking massive volcanic CO₂ from the Kerguelen Plateau to ocean acidification that likely triggered a major plankton extinction. Researchers say chemical signals in microscopic shells point to stressed shell-building right as the die-off unfolded. Falklands in Culture: A World Cup banner—“The Malvinas are Argentine”—has turned the Falklands dispute into a mainstream cultural obsession in Argentina, spreading through merch, murals, and a new fan-made typeface. Climate & Risk: EU emergency officials warn wildfires could engulf “all of Europe” within days as extreme heat drives new blazes across France, Spain, Greece and beyond. Local Governance (Falklands): Falkland Islands Government notices highlight upcoming committee meetings, including Housing and Planning & Building, plus a public engagement meeting on salmon farming. Heritage & Travel: Heritage Expeditions adds new 2027–2028 itineraries, including Atlantic routes and “fire and ice” Iceland voyages.
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