Green Shipping Push: Hong Kong’s Marine Department will launch two incentive schemes from June 16 for three years to speed up the shift to lower‑carbon maritime fuels, offering port dues concessions for vessels bunkering green fuels and registration incentives for green fuel-powered ships, with about HK$34 million earmarked to support the transition. Macao Infrastructure Spotlight: Macao hosted the 17th International Infrastructure Investment and Construction Forum & Exhibition, themed on “Boosting Green Digital Infrastructure Connectivity,” drawing 3,500+ guests from 70+ places and releasing Belt and Road infrastructure index reports that position Macao as a “precise connector” for green, digital infrastructure links. Food Safety Alert in Macau: The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) ordered a stop-sell and recall of “sour and spicy lemon boneless chicken feet” after routine testing found unsatisfactory levels of Listeria monocytogenes, and urged tighter hygiene and storage controls to prevent cross-contamination. Wildlife Conservation Tech: China’s Yellow River Delta reserve is using AI-based monitoring to identify and count migratory birds in real time, with recorded bird species reaching 376 by 2025 and a rising oriental stork breeding population. Regional Research Monitoring: Reports say the “new structure” at China’s Huangyan Dao is actually a temporary floating scientific sampling and experimental platform meant to improve ecological monitoring and forecasting.