AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWastewater Planning in Lebanon: Lebanon’s Wastewater Treatment Plant Site Selection Committee held its second meeting in City Hall, drawing a packed crowd as it starts narrowing 15 potential sites to about five, using a preliminary rating matrix weighing community and environmental impact, permitting, and existing infrastructure. Aquatic Pollution Control: Maine (US) plans targeted herbicide use to curb invasive variable leaf milfoil in three lakes, while prioritizing mechanical removal where possible—an approach that will interest anyone tracking how communities balance ecosystem harm and invasive spread. UN Peacekeeping Under Strain: A Sipri report warns UN peacekeeping funding and personnel hit a 25-year low, with major donor delays forcing cuts—raising risks for civilians in conflict zones, including Lebanon. Regional Ceasefire Tensions With Environmental Stakes: Reports say a tentative 60-day US-Iran truce extension would include reopening the Strait of Hormuz and removing mines, but approvals and ceasefire violations remain in dispute, keeping shipping and marine safety on edge. Landmine Cooperation: Cambodia pledged demining know-how to Lebanon after Beirut’s entry into the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention, reinforcing humanitarian disarmament efforts.
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