Deforestation Watch: Colombia says forest loss hit a two-decade low in 2025, with 119,483 hectares cleared and a 31% drop versus 2021—though 2025 still beat 2024, and cattle ranching plus unplanned infrastructure remain key drivers. Trade & Rights: The US expanded its import ban list by adding 43 Chinese companies to the Uyghur Forced Labor Entity List, raising forced-labor concerns across electronics, food and metals supply chains. Public Climate Push: Ethiopia is mobilizing millions for a “Green Legacy” planting drive—aiming for 800 million seedlings in one day—framing restoration as climate resilience and national development. Climate Conversation: A UK “climate and nature emergency” film screening tour is rolling out nationwide to spark community discussion beyond party politics. Heat Protection: UK officials responded after 10,000+ people petitioned to make it illegal to walk dogs during extreme heat, citing heatstroke and burned paws risks. Food Prices Pressure: Europe’s heatwaves are already cutting grain forecasts, with traders warning of knock-on effects for food costs. Water Stress: Lagos Water Corporation has started installing new pumps at Iju Headworks and Akute Intake to boost safe water supply. Climate Adaptation in Action: Ghana is promoting nature-based solutions to tackle land degradation, polluted rivers and climate-linked disasters. AI & Safety: UK regulators say AI “sandboxes” can’t override data protection limits on real personal data—only Parliament can change the rules.