Sewage & Water Safety: About 8,000 gallons of sewage spilled from manholes at Camp Lejeune after blockages in the collection system overflowed into the Northeast Creek, with crews clearing lines, adding lime, and collecting water samples while the state environmental agency reviews the incident. Climate Outlook (El Niño): The WMO warns an El Niño is likely to emerge soon, with an 80% chance before September and rising odds later in the year—raising risks of heat, drought, and heavy rainfall across parts of the Pacific and beyond. Pacific Resilience & Media: SPREP is backing a regional workshop to help Pacific media report weather and climate stories for community preparedness, including coverage linked to upcoming meteorology meetings in Tonga. Marine Life & Food Security: A look at “Super El Niño” explains how extreme warming can disrupt plankton, fisheries, and coastal livelihoods—highlighting why adaptive fisheries management matters. Kiribati & Governance: Kiribati is hosting a Pacific anti-corruption conference, framing integrity and transparency as essential for protecting climate and development funding. Tourism Data (Kiribati in focus): SPTO and Niue released Pacific visitor survey findings under a regional data initiative that includes Kiribati, aiming to support more resilient, sustainable tourism planning.