Invasive Species Watch: A new Japanese study flags at least 112 non-native species in Japanese waters since the late 1800s, with many spreading north as sea temperatures rise; researchers say 77 were likely introduced via ship ballast water and hulls, and about 70% are now established—raising risks for marine ecosystems and aquaculture. Marine Biodiversity & Culture: Curators and researchers Lucia Pietroiusti and Filipa Ramos explore “interspecies intelligence” through a project inspired by puffer fish sand “crop circles,” blending art with ecology and how we listen to non-human minds. Energy Transition & Safety: Malaysia says any nuclear power move depends on readiness across 19 IAEA “milestones,” including safety, radiation protection, waste management, and emergency planning—framing nuclear as part of a clean-energy transition only after safeguards are in place. Circular Economy Debate: A commentary on Davao City argues waste-to-energy incineration is fundamentally “linear” and conflicts with a circular waste hierarchy, warning it can undermine recycling by requiring steady waste inputs. Aviation Climate Policy: IATA launched a “Supporting Alliance for CORSIA EEU Supply” to unblock carbon-credit bottlenecks and boost availability of eligible emissions units for aviation’s CORSIA scheme by spring 2027. Nature-Based Wellness: Lazy River Playground opened an ANFT-certified forest therapy trail in Hermon, promoting Shinrin-yoku-style nature immersion as a health and healing tool.