AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLand & Air Quality: A major fire at the Conaree landfill in St. Kitts (June 15) started in the construction and demolition cell and spread toward the tyre storage area, with smoke affecting nearby communities; officials say airport operations at RLB are normal and urge residents to watch air quality. Drought & Water Security: NEMA and meteorological officials warn El Niño-driven dry conditions are likely to persist into the hurricane season, with rainfall running about 44% below normal (8.66 inches by end of May) and a drought warning expected through November; the Water Services Department is pushing leak checks, smarter use, and reporting leaks. Local Response: Nevis says it is investing over $50 million toward 24/7 potable water, with major storage and pipe upgrades underway. Climate Diplomacy: PM Terrance Drew met EU officials in Brussels to advance climate action, renewable energy and sustainable development cooperation. Preparedness Messaging: NEMA stresses readiness even if forecasts suggest a below-average hurricane season—“one storm can change everything.” Community Stewardship: Environment Month cleanup efforts continued at Spooner’s Cotton Ginnery in Cayon.
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