RT @Soph_astro: Jour 038, orbite 0593 – C’est aujourd’hui la Journée météorologique mondiale, qui rappelle chaque année le rôle crucial dans nos vies de cette science qui étudie l’atmosphère.

Sans la fine couche d’air qui entoure notre planète, dont l’essentiel est concentré dans les premières dizaines de kilomètres, la vie n’aurait peut-être jamais émergé sur Terre. Notre atmosphère, si fine, si fragile vue depuis l’espace,  joue un rôle central dans la régulation de la température 🌡️, dans la protection contre les rayonnements solaires ☀, ainsi que dans le cycle de l’eau 💧, les vents 💨 et les précipitations 🌧 … et donc dans nos sociétés.

🌍 En tant qu’astronautes, nous avons la chance de voir de nos propres yeux la fascinante mécanique de l’atmosphère en mouvement, mais ce sont bien sûr les satellites et les stations météo à la surface qui assurent 7 jours sur 7 l’observation de la Terre…

Le thème de l’édition 2026, “Observer aujourd’hui, protéger demain”, est l’occasion de rappeler que l’ESA est responsable de la composante spatiale du programme d’observation de la Terre de l’Union européenne, Copernicus. 😉 L’occasion aussi de faire un clin d’œil à tous les scientifiques qui étudient les données spatiales et in situ pour assurer notre avenir sur cette planète, la seule que nous ayons.

📷 NASA/ESA – S. Adenot

#εpsilon • #WorldMetDay • @esa • @ESA_EO • @CopernicusEU • @meteofrance • @eumetsat • @WMO

EUMETSAT

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Day 2 of the #EUClimatePact Together in Action event is LIVE 🌍

Connecting citizens, experts and policymakers to help shape a cleaner, more resilient Union, from Brussels and online.

Not in Brussels? Follow along today 👉 https://t.co/FIRDTvq0vw

#MyWorldOurPlanet https://t.co/0HrmYHrqHe

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3/24 - Gulf of Tehuantepec: pulsing strong to near gale-force N gap winds & rough seas through late week

Gulf of Papagayo: strong NE–E winds pulsing nightly with moderate to rough seas

Gulf of Panama: moderate to fresh N winds pulsing through the period #marinewx https://t.co/iEpd5QtelJ

NHC_TAFB

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Good news: smart nitrogen management can deliver benefits far greater than costs with:
✅ better yields
✅ cleaner water and air
✅ and fewer pollution related illnesses

Making every unit count is key. Find out how: https://t.co/p4QLv91i5p https://t.co/AXPhvYSC2o

World Bank Group Climate and Environment

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RT @OceanPrediction: Job Offer:  Technical Coordinator - Ocean Forecasting Applications

@MercatorOcean International is recruiting a Technical Coordinator to contribute to the #oceanforecasting applications within the framework of the EU OPERA project.

Learn more here: https://t.co/7KPcQznlaQ https://t.co/tSuX1cvh2v

Copernicus Marine

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Applying to the #Youth4Climate Call for Solutions?

You don’t have to do it alone 👈

Explore the learning offer, including:

🔹 Deep dives
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UNDP Planet

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RT @DrTedros: In its latest State of the Global Climate report, @WMO shows that 2015–2025 were the hottest 11 years on record, with heat stress affecting people of all ages on every continent.

Workers are especially vulnerable: around one-third of the global workforce (1.2 billion people) is exposed to workplace heat risk each year.

Rising temperatures affect health in many ways, increasing fatigue, injuries, dehydration, kidney strain and mental stress. According to @Lancet Countdown data, heat-related deaths have surged by 63% since the 1990s.

As a driver of our warming world, climate change also amplifies public health risks such as vector- and water-borne diseases.

@WHO works closely with @WMO to address the impacts of climate change on health systems—including extreme heat—by strengthening health facility readiness to cope with higher temperatures.

@WHO calls on governments to ensure that heat early warning systems are tailored to the needs of the health sector and that climate information is integrated into health decision-making.

Every heat-related death is preventable.

World Meteorological Organization

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Agriculture is highly vulnerable to #climate variability & change.

@FAO contributes to the Global #StateOfClimate reports & collaborates with @WMO for #ClimateAction:

🌧️Climate services
📡 Early warning
🌊Risk reduction
and more...

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FAO Climate Change & Biodiversity

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