AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWildlife: A new EU-backed project will protect the endangered Egyptian vulture across its migration route between the Balkans and Africa, targeting poisoning, poaching and dangerous power lines. Green Research: Injibara University researchers report that leaves of Ethiopia’s native Millettia ferruginea helped produce zinc-oxide nanocomposites that inhibited bacterial growth; the hardy tree also supports reforestation and soil protection. Nile and Climate: Ethiopia’s foreign ministry says the GERD could help downstream countries manage floods and droughts while supplying clean electricity. Flood Risk: Heavy rain is forecast across Ethiopia’s highlands and parts of Somalia, where the Shabelle River at Jowhar has risen close to the moderate flood-risk threshold.
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