AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClimate Targets: EU emissions fell 1.6% in 2025, but Malta is among nine member states at risk of missing 2030 targets. Brussels will ask the countries to submit plans to get back on track. Water Security: Malta’s fifth reverse-osmosis plant, planned for Ħal Far, will cost €60 million and produce up to 40 million litres of drinking water a day, as demand rises and rainfall remains scarce. Heritage Protection: Malta has set aside €3.5 million over seven years for research, including work on how climate change affects historic sites such as the megalithic temples. New Green Space: A 25,000-square-metre picnic area has opened in Għaxaq, retaining more than 500 olive trees and adding a rainwater reservoir, trees and shrubs. Waste Management: The PN says municipal waste reached 621kg per person in 2024 and recycling stood at 16.7%, calling for a plan to cut landfill use; Labour says progress is being overlooked.
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