Climate Risk for Belize: A UN Environment Programme report warns the world is nearing a dangerous warming threshold, with stronger storms, rising seas and major crop impacts—direct hits for Belize’s low-lying coast, cayes and reef-based economy. Agriculture & Water Quality: After the Belize River fish kill, Santander Farms says its factory effluent is managed through a “closed-loop” canal system with a single monitored discharge point, while questions keep turning to agricultural runoff and wastewater. Sustainable Farming Training: Orange Walk farmers received Integrated Pest Management training on biological control for diamondback moth in cabbage, with follow-up field demonstrations planned to cut chemical pesticide reliance. Renewable Energy Push: IRENA is inviting renewable project proposals across Central America and the Caribbean, including Belize, to speed clean power and green industrialization through financing and de-risking support. Greening Belize Reforestation: Bulridge Limited and the Belize Defence Force joined a tree-planting effort in Mountain Pine Ridge to restore degraded forest areas and strengthen climate resilience. Local Conservation Debate (Regional): In St. Vincent and the Grenadines, the Chatham Bay land sale controversy continues, with opposition challenging the government’s “conservation” framing and transparency. Weather Watch: Belize is forecast to stay warm and mostly dry with isolated inland showers/thunderstorms; Tropical Storm Dolly is not expected to threaten Belize.