AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMangrove Research: A new review of 132 studies finds Equatorial Guinea among the least-studied Portuguese-speaking African countries for mangroves. Research across the region focuses heavily on carbon, while local livelihoods and cultural values receive far less attention—gaps that could hinder coastal planning. Life Sciences Prize: The 2026 UNESCO-Equatorial Guinea International Prize recognized neuroscientist Nancy Ip for Alzheimer’s research, including blood-based early detection, and Moroccan scientist Adnane Remmal for work on antibiotic resistance, including the treatment OLIPEN.
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