Heat & risk in Europe: A new analysis links Europe’s late-June heatwave to big grain losses, billions in economic damage, and over 10,000 excess deaths—warning that extreme heat is a climate stress test, not a one-off weather event. Wildfire fallout: European wildfires are also detonating buried World War-era bombs and mines, turning firefighting into a lethal hazard as climate-driven conditions unearth old explosives. Subsidence after heat: Londoners face record subsidence claims after successive heatwaves dried clay soils, with insurers warning more cases are likely. Coastal flooding pressure: Charleston’s buyout of flooded townhomes is colliding with new concerns about more housing going up nearby, as wetlands face new development permits. Water governance: Greece’s water strategy admits the crisis isn’t just lack of water—it’s weak management capacity, pricing problems, and slow infrastructure delivery. El Niño & wildfire amplification: “Super” El Niño is expected to amplify extreme weather risks, with Indonesia battling drought-fueled fires and smog. Energy transition with land use: The Vatican plans a €100m solar-and-agriculture “agrivoltaic” plant to help power Vatican City. Local climate adaptation: Florida is pushing coastal-flood mitigation as sea-level threats intensify. Education & disasters: The Philippines is considering letting individual schools resume face-to-face classes when only parts of a city are affected, aiming to cut lost learning time after severe storms. Coal pollution incident: A Malaysian beach is again hit by coal debris washed ashore, raising calls for urgent cleanup and safety checks.