Removing carbon by harnessing the ocean’s natural chemical and biological cycles has huge potential – but there’s also a lot we still don’t know. 💧

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#DYK effective restoration of 15% of converted land could halt approx 60% of expected species extinctions 🐗 🐯🌿

Ecosystem restoration could further reverse #biodiversity loss and improve ecosystem services. Learn more: https://t.co/Q8grvjQcYh

#GenerationRestoration @unepwcmc

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RT @GreenpeaceCA: ⚠️ Extreme events, such as the floods that hit Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil, affect the population unequally. Therefore, Climate Justice is a key issue for @GreenpeaceBR.
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🤔 Do you know what we mean when we talk about fighting for Climate Justice? Check out the video! https://t.co/lfyIRgJPZ9

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#ActOnClimate

JUST IN: Forecasters predict an above-normal 2024 Atlantic #HurricaneSeason:

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@NWSCPC #HurricaneOutlook #WeatherReadyNation https://t.co/lB7u9ay5UU - NOAA

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Wildlife crime contributes to the global extinction crisis and loss of biodiversity.

The @GlobalGoalsUN #SDG15 can only be achieved by strengthening criminal justice measures to reverse negative trends in biodiversity loss.
#EndWildlifeCrime #endENVcrime @UNODC @UNGeneva https://t.co/Nmukwe2FOn

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"@WBG_IDA has proven to be an ally in our path towards sustainable development. It is unique in the world, where a dollar from donor countries translates to almost $4 for the financing for development projects.”
– @Azali_officiel, President of Comoros, on why #IDAworks. https://t.co/lyu1RJ78W8

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Mangroves are vital wetland ecosystems that:

store 4 times more carbon than rainforests 🍃
protect our shores from storms and sea-level rise 🌊
support marine #biodiversity 🦀

Let's take a moment to appreciate these priceless wetlands. #GenerationRestoration @RamsarConv https://t.co/23ANqtaLUO

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Download free guidance from @FAO @SERestoration & @IUCN_CEM on how to carry out ecosystem restoration projects for the maximum benefit of nature & people.

Check out 5 key phases & 300 recommendations for long-term success!

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Overlapping 1-minute Mesoscale Sectors provided @NOAASatellites #GOESEast Visible & Infrared images at 30-second intervals -- which showed a thunderstorm that produced hail as large as 2.5" in diameter in southwest Missouri: https://t.co/tOqyH8I3XZ @NWSSpringfield #MOwx https://t.co/aG8anP1e9b

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Biodiversity is essential for the physical health of people and the planet, but did you know it can also positively affect your mental health? 🧠🌳

Learn more about the positive influence of hashtag#biodiversity on mental health ⤵

#BiodiversityPlan #PartOfThePlan https://t.co/rcth0psO2f

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"Our deep bond with the Knasaimos forests and with nature is profound and intrinsic, we are a part of it, and the forests are our lifeblood, woven into the fabric of our existence.” #BiodiversityDay #DefundNatureDestruction #SavePapuanForests https://t.co/yF4l2tQ8Qt

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RT @NASA: The first launch for our latest Earth-observing mission – PREFIRE – is set for Saturday, May 25, at 3:15am ET (0715 UTC).

Follow @NASA_LSP for updates about the satellites that will study Earth’s polar regions: https://t.co/8wXANczBqY https://t.co/8xPaiav984

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In East Africa, where 100 million people a day use motorbike taxi, the switch to electric could be transformative. Read the story about Ampersand – Africa’s first electric vehicle and EV energy company here: https://t.co/DaJZiafma8 https://t.co/wUvIrj2MEa

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Nature is powerful.

Nature-based solutions can help address the climate crisis. And by using them, we’re protecting biodiversity and protecting people.
#ClimateCrisis
Via @ifrc https://t.co/GUoptZnjWs

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RT @NASA_LSP: 🚀 Launch day is here! The confirmed T-0 for the #ReadyAimPREFIRE launch is now 7:28 p.m. NZST (3:28 a.m. EDT).

The first CubeSat of NASA's PREFIRE mission waits on Rocket Lab’s Electron rocket for liftoff from Launch Complex-1 in Māhia, New Zealand.

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Critical infrastructure must be disaster resilient as we can rely on hospitals 🏥 , roads 🛣️ and telecommunications systems 🔊 when they are most needed.

💡Read the findings from the #SendaiFramework Midterm Review ➡️ https://t.co/gJU23GKcvB #ResilienceForAll https://t.co/dZEqtLaP50

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RT @NASA_LSP: 👀Live Now!👀 Watch the launch broadcast of the first CubeSat of NASA's PREFIRE mission on Rocket Lab's Electron rocket from NZ!

Full name: Polar Radiant Energy in the Far-InfraRed Experiment

Science: Measure Earth's energy loss at the poles

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RT @african_stream: NIGERIANS PROTEST SHELL'S SHADY EXIT

On 21 May, Nigerians rallied against Shell in front of one of its offices in Lagos, demanding the British oil giant pay reparations and clean pollution before it divests by selling $2.4 billion in holdings to an umbrella company led by Africa-based former Shell executives. In January, a Nigerian court rejected the deal, which environmentalists have dubbed another example of greenwashing. However, an April news report indicates Nigeria's oil regulation agency is reviewing divestments.

Protesters like Zikora Ibeh, a member of Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (@cappafrica), say Shell isn't leaving but more so seeking to operate through a shell company (no pun intended) that could alleviate liability. Indeed, of the $2.4 billion deal, Shell is financing $1.2 billion and has agreed to an additional $1.3 billion in future loans. Shell has been trying to sell its Nigerian operations to five companies under an umbrella called Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited. According to the company's list of its African leaders, at least three have held high-ranking positions in Shell or in a British oil and gas company, BG Group, which Shell acquired in 2015. Shell would hold a 30 per cent stake in the new company. The British oil giant says it will remain a 'major investor in Nigeria's energy sector' because it is transitioning to other extraction activities. Since 1958, Shell's extraction operations have ravaged land and waters leading into the Atlantic Ocean. While the delta region only makes up 7.5 per cent of Nigeria, it is home to 45 million people or 20 per cent of Nigerians.

The National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency reported oil companies had spilt 19,058 barrels of oil, or the equivalent of around 95 oil tanker trucks, in 2023 alone. Two Swiss researchers have calculated nearby oil spills that occur before conception double newborn mortality. And, while Nigeria's life expectancy is 53, Niger River Delta residents only live to 41 years.

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