AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWater Quality Watch: A new Which?/EEA analysis puts Albania at the bottom for bathing-water quality, with Hungary also flagged for low “excellent” ratings—another reminder that sewage overflows and agricultural run-off can quickly turn popular swim spots into health risks. Wind Power Push: Hungary plans to unlock nearly 1,000MW of extra grid connection capacity for wind, aiming to scale up opportunities to at least 4,000MW by 2030 after earlier restrictions slowed investment. Heat & Storm Outlook: After a historic Central European heat stretch, a cold front is set to bring a temperature drop and thunderstorms to Hungary, with warnings for strong winds, heavy rain and hail. Lake Balaton Ecology: Radar “rain” over Lake Balaton is actually a massive midges emergence, showing how quickly nature can reshape local conditions—and what that means for summer visitors. Forests & Timber: Hungary’s standing timber volume rose by about 4 million cubic meters in 2025, with forest area slightly up and harvesting volume increasing. EU Rule-of-Law: The EU’s 2026 rule-of-law report says reforms are moving, but still flags gaps around media freedom, protest rights and checks on power—important context for environmental governance and enforcement.
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