Heat and food shocks: A Japan research institute warns a “Super El Niño” could hit global agriculture hard, pushing food prices up about 13% by 2027 (and 20–30% if oil stays high). Child climate risk: A UN report says 34 million children in Pakistan face rising threats from heatwaves, drought and flash floods, with health officials urging stronger protection and hydration. Heat safety guidance: Michigan health authorities repeat practical steps to prevent heat exhaustion and heat stroke as temperatures climb. Water affordability under warming: Stanford research suggests climate-driven stress on supplies could nearly double household water bills in vulnerable US cities, pushing more residents into water poverty. Climate-smart farming with forecasts: Tanzania launches a five-year plan to balance agriculture and nature, aiming to protect land and water while boosting resilience. Clean energy and gender: India-Germany climate talks spotlight women’s roles in the clean energy transition, launching a book on women powering India’s energy shift. Water infrastructure funding: The US EPA will waive WIFIA loan fees for small communities in 2026–2027 to help them access drinking-water and wastewater upgrades. Renewables investment signal: S&P Global highlights Romania’s 1 GW solar push as evidence of an Eastern European renewables boom. Heatwave accountability debate: US/Canada heat fallout sparks renewed arguments over climate responsibility after scientists said the event would be virtually impossible without global warming.