AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEducation & Research: The Dutch education and science minister is due in Curaçao on Nov. 19, with Aruba joining the Kingdom’s annual talks on education, research and culture. For the first time, Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba will also take part. Tourism Technology: Curaçao’s tourism board is adapting its marketing for a future in which travelers use AI assistants to plan trips, naming Aruba as a competitor for AI recommendations. Clean Energy: The Netherlands is investing €23 million to expand Curaçao’s battery storage from 45 to 95 megawatt-hours, aiming to steady the grid and support renewable power. Community Science: Aruba is among the islands joining TrashBlitz Caribbean, a two-year effort using an app to track plastic waste and guide local solutions. Marine Science: A global assessment warns that 96% of shallow-water reef systems are critically endangered and could disappear by 2075, largely due to ocean warming. The report highlights the risks to ecosystems and coastal communities, including those around Aruba.
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