📢 Congratulations to Costa Rica 🇨🇷 for ratifying the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit-Sharing!

🎉 With 142 countries now committed, we are advancing towards fair and equitable use of genetic resources worldwide.

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📢 Felicidades Costa Rica 🇨🇷 por ratificar el Protocolo de Nagoya sobre el Acceso a los Recursos Genéticos y Participación Justa en los beneficios!

🎉 Con 142 países, estamos avanzando hacia el uso justo de los recursos genéticos en todo el mundo.

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Today, @commercegov and @NOAA announced an award of $3.84 million in Inflation Reduction Act funding to support #climate #resiliency projects in Alaska & the Arctic.

Learn how this funding will help Alaskan and Arctic communities: https://t.co/uXhVeUr77y https://t.co/innlu22OIe

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While John and Helene bring devastating effects to Mexico and the US, Isaac and Joyce churn over open waters as four active tropical systems can be seen across the Atlantic and East Pacific ocean basins. https://t.co/VYBoFjk7lW

CIRA

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RT @CopernicusECMWF: Earlier this week, @ECMWF' Director General, @FlorenceRabier participated in a special #ClimateNow live debate and discussed how climate data are shaping European policies.

Read more about the value of CAMS and #C3S data for climate policy here 👉https://t.co/dfCsHrM3HR https://t.co/mOVLQXOoU2

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RT @CommerceGov: #ICYMI: @NOAA and @ClimateMayors announced a new MOU that advances collaborative efforts to help cities across the nation better prepare for and respond to the impacts of climate change. https://t.co/56tUf2cyoK

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The first @NOAA #NEDTalk of the season is next Friday! 🥳🥳

Join us on October 4, at 12pm ET for “Planetary Climates: Exploring Climate on Other Planets and Our Earth,” a compelling live presentation featuring experts Juan Pablo Hurtado and Rafael de Ameller.

Register here:
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With around 45% of Africa's land impacted by desertification, every square metre of restored land counts.

This @UN World Restoration Flagship is helping feed families, protect soil, expand tree cover.

More on 👉 https://t.co/qenZifCS0K
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🌊🪸 Coral reefs are vital to the health of our planet, benefiting everyone, whether we live near them or not. Protecting these critical habitats is essential for the future of our oceans and our planet. 🌍💙

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UN Biodiversity

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We’re celebrating 3 years of #Landsat 9! 🎉🛰️

Launched #OTD in 2021, Landsat 9 provides invaluable data of Earth's surface, helping us monitor climate change, track ecosystems, manage resources, and more.

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RT @AfClimateSummit: In our final episode of #ClimateDialogues, Dr. Rebekah Shirley, Deputy Director For Africa, @WorldResources shares her vision for Africa to be the first continent to stake its development on the idea that people, nature and climate work better together. https://t.co/HhheWCD5i4

WRI Climate

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Warm ocean water helped fuel Hurricane #Helene as it rapidly intensified to become a major hurricane before making landfall over Florida’s Big Bend region. This map shows sea surface temperature measurements from satellites, ships, and buoys on Sept. 23. https://t.co/ZGDTTNUTNr https://t.co/LOL0OVPNUb

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Financial vulnerabilities in developing countries are divided along income lines, stalling development progress. Climate change poses new challenges. Stay informed with six charts: https://t.co/dZfOJARDyk #FinancialTrends https://t.co/HDzfFiGGtN

World Bank Climate

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Polar-orbiting satellites also observed Helene moving through the southeast U.S. overnight. https://t.co/mPwS5q2Voq

CIRA

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RT @RainesOfEarth: Mind blowing to see two hurricanes, #HurricaneJohn on the left (west coast of Mexico), and #HurricaneHelene (Big Bend region of Florida) on the right, both making landfall at nearly the same time. #Helene #John

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Greenpeace International

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Tropical Depression #Helene Advisory 17A: Helene Still Producing Historic and Catastrophic Flooding Over Portions of the Southeast and Southern Appalachians. https://t.co/tW4KeGe9uJ

National Hurricane Center

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Pacific Island nations face irreversible sea level rise of at least 6 inches (15 cm) in the next 30 years, according to a @NASA analysis. New high-resolution maps show which areas of Pacific Island nations will be vulnerable to high-tide flooding.

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