UN Climate Justice Push: Nepal PM Balendra Shah returned from UNGA81 urging climate justice and compensation after deadly Bhotekoshi floods, warning melting permafrost and Himalayan instability threaten downstream communities. G77 Finance Reform: Kuwait’s foreign minister backed the G77 Seville Commitment to make global finance and climate funding more equitable, alongside calls for technology transfer and closing the digital divide. Gulf Security Meets Energy Security: Saudi FM Prince Faisal bin Farhan warned UNGA that Middle East escalation threatens global trade and energy security, urging protection of shipping routes and freedom of navigation. Environmental Health Regulation: Pakistan’s Sindh province is tightening pollution monitoring and environmental enforcement, linking clean air, water and sanitation to public health. Rivers Under Pressure: Bangladesh groups inspected the Buriganga and Dhaleshwari, demanding action against encroachers and polluters. Lead Ammunition Debate: A new explainer argues lead bullets fracture into fragments that contaminate meat and harm ecosystems, pushing hunters toward lead-free ammo. Local Wins, Global Lessons: Philippines’ Guiuan earned international recognition for marine protection, waste management and clean energy—showing community programs can scale. AI for Cities: The TRACE project won the AI x City Climate Action Hackathon, aiming to help cities target flood impacts on the most vulnerable. Climate in Classrooms: A Ghana traditional leader urged making climate change a standalone school subject, not a side topic.