Wildfire Emergency in Europe: Record blazes in France and Spain have forced mass evacuations and triggered EU emergency support, with aircraft dropping retardant as climate-driven heat and dry conditions worsen the crisis. Water Pollution Watch: In England, campaigners say water firms discharged sewage at 65 popular swimming sites for months, raising fresh pressure on regulators and utilities. Clean Energy Funding Fight: The Trump administration admitted in court documents it canceled $7.6B in clean energy grants based on the political identity of states—sparking claims of “weaponized” federal power. Climate Science Under Pressure: A U.S. climate scientist says a DOE report misrepresented satellite findings, feeding into efforts to roll back climate rules. Air Quality & Smoke Safety: Governments urged people to stay indoors and protect lungs during wildfire smoke, highlighting how climate disasters spill into daily health. Local Climate Resilience: Zambia announced plans to expand irrigation to 500,000 hectares by 2031 to buffer farmers from climate shocks. Extreme Heat at Work: WHO-backed framing pushes extreme heat as an occupational risk needing stronger protections and accountability. Pipeline & Permits: Michigan agencies reapproved key Line 5 permits, keeping Enbridge’s tunnel project moving amid spill-risk concerns. Wildfire Response in Scotland: Scotland’s government asked for military help to tackle the Cairngorms blaze as evacuations continue. Sewage Smell in Leicester: Residents report recurring sewage contamination at a Leicester park brook, with officials investigating a misconnection. Climate-Smart Farming in Nigeria: Kwara’s ACReSAL and IITA partnership is forming community groups to expand climate-smart agriculture and farmer-led irrigation.