Urban Air & Carbon Tech: India’s TERI School students won a Rajasthan green innovation prize for a “climate tower” using azolla pools and passive solar design to cut pollution while producing biomass for fertilizer, fodder, pellets and bio-diesel. Heat Is a Public Health Emergency: WHO warns Europe that extreme heat has killed 200,000 people in four years, urging stronger protection for older and vulnerable residents and more city greening. El Niño Water Prep: The Philippines’ police are mobilizing for possible El Niño dry spells, with logistics ready for water support as PAGASA flags a high chance of a longer event. Community Gardens for Nature Skills: In Qatar, families are using community gardens to help children build sensory comfort and hands-on understanding of how food and ecosystems work. Monsoon Snakebite Focus: Nepal highlights monsoon-driven snakebite risks and the need for faster treatment, better awareness and wider antivenom access. Marine Protection Push: France added three strict marine protection zones on World Oceans Day, raising protected waters to 14.68%. Cleaner Transport Funding: Spain’s Canary Islands launched grants up to €30,000 for electric and zero-emission vehicles plus charging infrastructure. Pollinator Census Call: Volusia residents are invited to join a Great Pollinator Census by counting visiting bees and other pollinators for 15 minutes a day. Heat Deaths Undercounted: A study suggests one extreme-heat day in India could link to about 3,400 excess deaths, with official tallies missing many. Breast Milk Contaminants: New research reports endocrine-disrupting chemicals in breast milk and infant urine up to six months, raising early exposure concerns. Digital Decluttering: A World Environment Day campaign in Bahrain deleted 15,685GB of data, aiming to cut device strain and estimated CO₂ emissions. Nature-Based Security & Stewardship: A debate over making ITARA’s tribal forest management authority permanent spotlights how Indigenous stewardship can sustain landscapes.