Chlordecone Health Fallout: A new Public Health France study finds chlordecone still in most residents’ blood in Guadeloupe and Martinique (81.3% and 85.5%), with about one in six above a health reference threshold, keeping the pesticide’s long-term risk front and center. Justice Closed in Court: The Paris Court of Appeal has upheld the dismissal of a major criminal case tied to chlordecone contamination, effectively ending a decades-long push for accountability. Climate Resilience in the Lesser Antilles: Coverage highlights how extreme weather has surged across the region this century, with islands rethinking energy, water, food, land use, and tourism—featuring examples like Dominica’s geothermal push. France–OECS Tech and Public Health Links: France formalized a renewed diplomatic partnership with the OECS, with plans spanning climate resilience, public health, education mobility, and technological innovation—relevant for Martinique’s ties to French programs. Marine Science Alert: Off Florida’s Keys, sargassum is described as dead material near shore, driving oxygen drops and fish kills—an environmental warning that resonates for Caribbean coastal ecosystems.