Climate & Health: A UP-led review of 69 studies finds climate-health research in the Philippines is growing fast, but still heavily concentrated in Luzon and often missing long-term climate-health data—leaving key gaps in how extreme weather affects people. Glaciers & Loss: Belgian climbers missing for decades in Switzerland’s Alps have been found as retreating glaciers expose remains, a stark reminder of how warming is rewriting the landscape. Early Warning Systems: Zimbabwe is launching its Early Warnings for All initiative in Mutare to improve monitoring, forecasting, and faster, actionable disaster alerts as climate extremes intensify. Wildfire Risk: New research warns Europe’s wildfire burn area could rise about 39% by century’s end even under best-case warming, with fire management helping but not replacing emissions cuts. Heat Adaptation Costs: London’s Heat Ready plan estimates climate-driven annual damage could reach £16–£36 billion by the 2050s without stronger adaptation. Ozone Protection: Jordan says it has made significant progress on Montreal Protocol and Kigali Amendment commitments, focusing on monitoring, compliance, and phase-down of ozone-depleting substances and HFCs. Food & Farming Adaptation: In the Philippines, cacao growers in Davao are adapting to drought, floods, humidity, and heat with intercropping, waste-based fertilizers, and smarter irrigation. Local Environmental Pressure: A lawsuit challenges New York’s Micron chip plant permits over potential pollution impacts on the Seneca River, as construction moves ahead.