PFAS Alarm in Food: A new UK analysis claims Tesco’s own-brand fish, dairy and meat contain “forever chemicals” (PFAS) in every sample, raising concerns about liver damage and cancer risk. Aviation Law Gap: A report highlights how international law never set a clear altitude where national airspace ends and outer space begins, leaving long-haul flights in a legal grey zone. Space Weather & Power Grids: New Zealand’s grid operator says it prepared for a major geomagnetic storm after NOAA alerts, warning that extreme events could mean days of blackouts. Ocean Climate Watch: Multiple reports focus on a “cold blob” south of Greenland and Iceland, linked to weakening Atlantic heat transport and potential knock-on effects for Europe’s climate. Arctic Waste Network: University College of the North will lead a new Arctic solid-waste management network, bringing partners from Iceland and other Nordic regions to share practical solutions. Reykjavík & Iceland in Focus: Iceland is cited as topping a “coolcations” index for escaping summer heat, and as the world’s safest country in a 2026 peace ranking. FuelEU Maritime Update: A briefing notes FuelEU Maritime compliance progress across Europe, while flagging delays for Norway and Iceland tied to EEA incorporation. Wildlife on Heimay: Locals on Heimay run night “puffling patrols” to rescue moon-confused puffins, as climate change and overfishing strain seabird numbers.