Nuclear Legacy & Health: Pacific leaders and advocates say decolonisation is still unfinished decades after nuclear testing, pointing to ongoing environmental contamination and unresolved disputes over self-determination and who benefits from resources—highlighting July anniversaries including the 80th U.S. test in the Marshall Islands. Food Safety & Fisheries: Pacific fisheries officials in Suva trained national authorities to meet new EU freezer-vessel rules (Delegated Regulation EU 2025/1449), expected to affect about 97% of EU-listed Pacific Island-flagged vessels; the tighter -18°C brine requirement aims to cut risks like histamine (scombroid) poisoning. Marine Recovery in the Marshall Islands: Scientists report strong signs of recovery at Ujelang Atoll in the western Marshall Islands after decades without permanent settlement, with diverse marine life returning despite minor climate stress. Community Health & Cleanup: The U.S. Coast Guard and RMI EPA are working on cleanup of now-closed LORAN stations, including surveys for possible PCB contamination to protect health in densely populated communities. Climate Adaptation for Nutrition: Regional tuna programs are advancing an advanced warning system to help governments prepare as skipjack increasingly shifts beyond national waters—key for food security and the funding of services like schools and hospitals. Work, Energy, and Costs: A local analysis argues that reducing work hours could help island households and businesses cope with rising electricity and fuel costs in the Marshall Islands.