AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoAviation Safety: Investigators recovered the cockpit voice recorder from the Learjet that crashed in Florida en route to North Eleuthera, killing all nine aboard. The device is being examined; the cause remains unknown. Blue Carbon: Prime Minister Philip Davis plans to launch the Bahamas Blue Carbon Program at COP31, aiming to attract investment for protecting the country’s seagrass meadows. The government has committed $25 million to the program’s first phase. Island Energy: E-Finity says its modular power system now supplies all electricity on Walker’s Cay, expanding on an earlier resort project that kept power running through Hurricane Irma. Community Science: TrashBlitz Caribbean, a regional plastic-pollution project, has brought Bahamian partners together to use community-collected data to guide solutions. AI Innovation: Bahamian ventures are among Caribbean teams set to present AI-powered ideas at a New York Stock Exchange showcase on Nov. 13. STEM Pathways: New Lyford Cay Foundation scholarships support Bahamian students in fields including civil, electrical, computer and biomedical engineering; a separate marine ecology course gave 52 UB and BAMSI students hands-on research experience aboard a vessel.
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