AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoClimate Resilience: Public Works and Environment Minister Jaché Adams urged action on coastal change at the Virtual Island Summit, stressing that Bermuda’s coastline is lived-in and that resilience is central to adapting to climate impacts. Gardening for Food Security: The Ministry of Health and Home Affairs are inviting residents to register for the free nine-week “Grow, Eat, $ave” programme (Sept 24–Nov 19) to build home-growing skills and healthier, cheaper eating. Atlantic Watch: The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a disturbance several hundred miles east of Bermuda with low odds of tropical development (10% in 48 hours, 30% in 7 days), while conditions may become slightly more favorable later this week. Coastal & Marine Life: Bermuda’s flounder season has closed, with reports of strong catches and catch-and-release, and attention turning to the fall fishing run. Community & Events: Canal Road in Pembroke will close from noon Sept 17 to 11pm Sept 20 for Davis Cup tennis matches, with detours via Marsh Folly Road and Dutton Avenue. Local Green Finance: Chancery Royalty agreed a non-binding US$20m royalty financing linked to cyanide-free gold recovery from historic mine waste in Canada, expanding a potentially scalable remediation platform.
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