AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoInvasive Wildlife: Luxembourg’s Nature and Forestry Agency says it manages rather than eradicates invasive nutria and raccoons. It has culled 600 nutria since 2017, while annual raccoon kills have risen to nearly 2,000. Farm Drought: A severe fodder shortage is forcing farmers to buy costly feed and reduce herds; autumn slaughter numbers are up 20–25%. Rainfall is more than a third below long-term averages, renewing calls to consider large-scale agricultural water reserves. Green Claims: New EU rules against misleading environmental claims have applied since 27 September, including to businesses selling to consumers in Luxembourg. Climate Debate: Around 50 protesters called for stronger climate action outside the Chamber, while climate policy also featured in the DP’s parliamentary season opener.
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