Climate Tech & Cities: India’s TERI students won a Rajasthan green innovation prize for a “climate tower” using azolla pools and passive solar design to cut air pollution, carbon, wastewater and degraded land. El Niño Preparedness: The Philippines’ police are mobilising for possible water rationing as PAGASA warns El Niño could intensify into 2027, with logistics units readying tankers. Food Security Under Heat Risk: Zimbabwe says winter wheat planting is on track for a near-bumper harvest, aiming to buffer an El Niño drought threat. Oceans Under Pressure: A UN-backed World Ocean Assessment warns of a deepening marine crisis from warming, pollution and overfishing, with major impacts on coastal people and fisheries. Climate Finance at Bonn: Fiji is pushing for fair, accessible funding for frontline communities, warning complex rules are slowing adaptation. Accountability in Carbon Markets: Amazon launched a UK carbon credit service, claiming it can simplify procurement and only a small share of credits meet its quality bar. Energy Transition, With Fairness: A just-transition argument highlights how decarbonisation must protect jobs and energy security, especially in coal-dependent economies. US Insurance Disclosure: A new report finds US insurers report climate risks more often, but disclosures still fall short on decision-useful detail. National Parks & History: A US judge blocks removal of slavery and climate-related exhibits, calling parks “America’s largest classroom.” Extreme Weather: A tornado hit Kansas City shortly after England arrived, underscoring climate-linked disaster risk.