Heat & Safety for Athletes: A Reuters report warns the 2026 World Cup could push players into dangerous heat stress, with wet-bulb globe temperature and humidity key risks; FIFA plans hydration breaks each half, but scientists say roughly a quarter of matches may exceed safety limits. Environmental Health Watch: A UN report says AI data centres could consume 9.3 trillion litres of water yearly by 2030 and use electricity at near-country levels—raising concerns beyond carbon, including water and land impacts. Injury Uncertainty for Key Stars: Multiple teams face fitness questions, including Spain’s Lamine Yamal (groin/hamstring) and other major players like Messi and Neymar, which could affect performance and recovery demands. Uruguay in the Spotlight: Uruguay’s goalkeeper Fernando Muslera is set to turn 40 just as Uruguay opens the tournament, adding a local angle for fans. Local Health-Adjacent News: A Uruguay surfer reported surviving a shark attack while recovering after a serious bite incident. World Cup Health Logistics: The U.S. State Department shared travel guidance for fans heading to host cities, including what to pack and what’s prohibited.