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The first meeting of the new Council of State lasted about 4 hours. The statement is longer than usual and insists on a better national response to extreme weather events, such as storms. It is noted that the country must invest in the protection of critical infrastructure and must respect international law.
The Group of Studies on Spatial Planning and Environment (GEOTA) recommends a reflection on large dams, the strengthening of ecological resilience, and greater transparency in environmental management.
The PS secretary-general today proposed creating a national programme for recovery, stabilisation and climate resilience to respond to the impact of Storm Kristin, and asked for the state of calamity to be extended by between three and six months.
Storm Kristin toppled thousands of trees, causing damage and even fatalities. Could some have been saved with better management? And are we preparing trees for these storms?
Vinegrowers are adopting strategies centred on climate resilience, surplus management and adding commercial value to counter the effects of falling production, the Confederation of Portuguese Farmers (CAP) said.
