Mount Boz-Boltok Cleanup: Kyrgyz Cabinet Chairman Adylbek Kasymaliev and presidential staff joined a nationwide “Day of National Cleanliness” drive, removing solid household waste from Boz-Boltok mountain in Chui region, under the 2023–2025 plan to build household waste recycling infrastructure. Bishkek Waste-to-Energy Oversight: An interagency commission inspected Bishkek’s municipal solid waste landfill and waste-to-energy plant, reviewing performance and plans for a second phase that would raise capacity to 3,000 tonnes per day. Climate Pressure in the Capital: Bishkek recorded its hottest September 19 on record (+32.3°C), underscoring intensifying heat risks as forecasts point to continued warm conditions. Uranium Cleanup Update: Reporting on Mailuu-Suu highlights how radioactive waste containment plans were revised after tailings were found inside dam structures, with cleanup expected to run until 2032. Forestry Recognition: Kyrgyz forest service workers received departmental honors for contributions to forest protection and resource reproduction. Kyrgyz–China Urban Cooperation: Kyrgyzstan and China discussed expanding construction and urban development cooperation, tied to World Cleanliness Day events and preparations for a China–Central Asia ministerial meeting in Bishkek. Sustainable Mountain Development Abroad: President Sadyr Japarov arrived in Utah for talks on tourism and sustainable mountain development before heading to New York for UNGA events.