AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoMicroplastics in lungs: New research led by scientists in Greece finds microplastics lodged in human lungs, with higher amounts in people diagnosed with lung cancer—raising fresh questions about how everyday pollution may affect respiratory health. Mykonos waste cleanup: Plastic Free Greece 2026 removed nearly 767kg of rubbish from Mykonos waters and coastline, including 744.6kg recovered underwater; divers found tyres and even a drone, a stark reminder that “seaside” pollution is also a seabed problem. Kea open-air museum: The Municipality of Kea is turning public spaces into a living museum, with this year’s theme “Kea as Hydrousa” focusing on the island’s water history through routes and exhibitions. Heat and climate pressure: A “Super El Niño” is linked to higher odds of extreme heat and drought, with knock-on effects for food prices—especially olive oil—pointing to climate-driven strain that can hit Greek agriculture and consumers too. Wildlife and environment awareness: A separate report highlights long-term care for former vaccine-research chimpanzees in Liberia, underscoring ongoing responsibilities toward animals affected by past scientific practices.
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