AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoArchaeology: Researchers dated a distinctive 54.5-metre antennae tomb in northern Western Sahara to about 4,400 years ago, giving archaeologists the first firm chronology for this type of monument in the Atlantic Sahara. Renewable Energy: An international study of 15 Enel-linked projects, including one in Western Sahara, reports conflicts over community rights and livelihoods, challenging claims that large renewable projects reliably share benefits. Green Hydrogen: A model suggests surplus electricity from the Aftissat I wind farm could produce about 510 tonnes of green hydrogen annually at an estimated €2.87 per kilogram. The system is proposed, not yet tested in real-world operation. Camp Resilience: Research from Sahrawi refugee camps describes women growing moringa for food and animal care, adapting pastoral knowledge to displacement while building local food autonomy.
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