Climate & Health: Macau logged its wettest July since 1952, with 962 mm of rain and record-low sunshine, while the SSM warned that skin cancer incidence is rising—especially among men—linking higher UV exposure to global warming and urging strict “ABC” sun protection. Coastal Access & Environment: A complaint filed with the Dominican Environment Ministry alleges a hotel at Macao Beach improperly restricted public beach access for weddings and photo shoots, calling for inspections and sanctions. Ecological Governance: Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai visited Fujian’s Wuyuan Bay to study ecological restoration and coastal management models, and toured Longyan’s “red tourism” sites as part of Fujian–Macao cooperation. Public Health & Food Safety: The CFS said it found dried fish products from a regulated Japanese prefecture suspected of breaching Hong Kong’s food safety order and has sealed the batch pending follow-up. Community & Nature Learning: Big Mouse’s youth theatre project “Hey, Come On Out!” uses a post-typhoon story and environmental dilemmas to spark critical thinking through physical, object-driven performance. Cultural Heritage (Indirectly Environmental): The Cultural Affairs Bureau added 28 new intangible heritage items to Macau’s inventory, bringing the total to 98.