AGP Executive Report
Last update: 14 minutes agoChlordecone Compensation: France has now formally recognized the State’s responsibility for long-term chlordecone pollution in Guadeloupe and Martinique, opening the door to talks on compensation for affected residents; the law also sets priorities like faster cleanup, support for agriculture and fishing, stronger research, and better care for victims, with an extra levy on tobacco earmarked for funding. Marine Protection: At the Neptune Forum in Paris, France announced three new marine protected areas, including one in Guadeloupe, pushing stricter rules on fishing, extraction and some tourism to help slow marine biodiversity loss. Energy Storage Costs: France’s energy regulator CRE selected five electricity storage projects in Corsica, noting battery costs are falling—citing that proposed costs are lower than earlier Guadeloupe rounds—while all projects aim to improve solar integration. EU Trade Rules: EU ministers agreed to tighten when countries can suspend the carbon emissions fee on imports, with conditions such as a 50% price jump over six months, affecting how low-carbon investment is planned. Community & Culture: Kréyòl Pride is set for late July in Basse-Terre, bringing together LGBTQIA+ groups and allies around unity and anti-homophobia efforts.
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