AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMarine Monitoring Push: A new report warns that “paper parks” and fragmented checks fail marine protected areas, arguing for persistent, daily observation to catch damage early. Waste Crisis & Accountability: Croatia’s Gospić waste problem is set to hit the national spotlight with a Zagreb protest on Sept 5, after findings of hazardous waste and PFAS contamination concerns tied to the former PPK Velebit site. Weather Shock: Croatia braces for a major midweek shift—temperatures dropping by 10°C in places with heavy rain expected, including up to 70 mm near Rijeka. Tourism Pressure Signals: Dubrovnik’s airport keeps breaking records (566,259 passengers in August), while Lokrum’s updated boat timetable highlights how quickly visitor flows shape local logistics. Transport & Tech: Uber and Wayve launch supervised autonomous rides in London, with Zagreb already cited as a prior European step—raising new questions about how mobility tech will fit into environmental and city planning.
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