Ukraine-Russia: Moscow and Kyiv each exchange 90 prisoners in deal brokered by United Arab Emirates (Sky News)

Ukraine tradition thrives: Thousands attend festival near Kyiv with folk dancing, bonfires (Euronews)

Shasta First Nation to reclaim ancestral lands buried by Klamath River Reservoir in California [US] (The Optimist Daily)

Scientists warn new monkeypox strain Clade 1b could spread internationally with higher mortality (Sky News)

US warns of increased dengue risk as global cases soar to 9.7 million (UPI News)

Plane pollution raises risk of high blood pressure, diabetes, and dementia for 52 million people in Europe (Euronews)

Portugal among most-affected nations as climate change intensifies extreme wildfires, US satellite data shows (Euronews)

Nigerian coastal community Ayetoro sinking into Atlantic as sea levels rise (France 24)

Greece: Tourists’ safety at risk as heatwave fuels widespread fires (Daily Wrap)

Pakistan: Heatwave disrupts life as thousands treated for heatstroke in Karachi (The Independent)

Study: Plants release stored carbon sooner than expected, underscoring urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (SciTechDaily)

Climate change could make fungi more infectious and dangerous to humans, experts warn (Indy 100)

Study warns of 14% decline in food production by 2050, affecting 1.36 billion people amid increasing heat and water stress (News Medical)

Experts: World unprepared for climate change-fueled wildfires in hottest year recorded (AFP)

US study: Rising seas to disrupt millions by 2050 with frequent flooding (The Guardian)

US West: Drought-monitoring tool can’t keep up as climate change accelerates drying trends (The Denver Post)

India world’s 4th largest user of antimicrobials in animal feed, report reveals (SocialStory)

Iowa [US]: Floodwaters carrying untreated animal factory waste threaten homes and drinking water (Food & Water Watch)

Inward quote of the day: “Seek peace. When you have peace within, real peace with others is possible.” – The Respected Most Venerable Thích Nhất Hạnh [vegan] (HemepathReview.com)

Study finds baobab trees, which can live more than 1,000-years, originated in Madagascar, then later became keystone species in continental Africa and Australia ecosystems as well (CNN)

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