RT @CMEMS_EU: 📢 Save the date!

We are hosting a new webinar series on how to create stunning #dataviz, taking place on:

🔹20 February
🔹6 March
🔹20 March

Register & learn how to turn ocean data into compelling visuals for storytelling 👇
https://t.co/2xjN9Oedje https://t.co/dDsrl9I9aO

Copernicus Marine

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.@NOAA satellites have been closely monitoring a series of strong #AtmosphericRivers bringing heavy rain and mountain snow to parts of the western U.S.

Learn more about how satellite data, combined with land-based observations, helps improve forecast accuracy in our latest #EarthFromOrbit video:
https://t.co/OiPXK8FxkA

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Every species plays a crucial role in our ecosystems, from food production to water recycling. Understanding these roles and connections is essential for effective conservation.

via @TheWCS https://t.co/DQzrM0pM4e

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“Dog days” of summer in #Antarctica? It’s certainly not the version of hot weather that comes to mind, but the peak of the #AustralSummer brings a period of thaw and a flurry of unique activity. Surface melting on the #AmeryIceShelf has led to the formation of meltwater ponds. https://t.co/AVDsLscryL

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Innovative #DRR strategies💡& cutting-edge technologies 🚀 are helping build a safer, more sustainable future.

Explore 12 evidence-based success stories from around the world in 2024.🌎

Find the solutions right here, on #PreventionWeb ➡️ https://t.co/Hhebm4xzya https://t.co/2tm50TQP8A

UNDRR

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Tropical Cyclone Vince intensifies in the Indian Ocean, developing a strong circular eye. https://t.co/YG4TBhyQC9

CIRA

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RT @CMEMS_EU: #DYK that 93.2% of the global ocean 🌊 was impacted by a #MarineHeatwave (MHW) in 2⃣0⃣2⃣4⃣❓

This was the 2nd largest area affected on record, surpassed only by the 2023 figures

Our data is used to analyse & monitor MHWs, helping to further understand & protect our ocean https://t.co/K7jQzjn038

Copernicus Marine

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📢 What are #NDCs and why do they matter?

@WRIClimate explains why these national climate commitments are our roadmap to a sustainable future ➡️ https://t.co/UIa7nbctZE https://t.co/nbJbWppWrE

WRI Climate

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Grasslands are quietly disappearing — despite being massive carbon stores and bastions of biodiversity. Scientists say restoring wildlife — like elephants, giraffes and rhinos — is key to saving the world's grasslands. https://t.co/tMUfD4b9qe

Conservation Intl

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RT @NWSNewOrleans: A dense fog advisory has been issued again, starting 8pm tonight through 10am Friday morning. Please continue to exercise caution if you need to travel tonight/Fri morning. Use your low beam lights, give yourself extra time and give the car in front of you space. #LAwx #MSwx https://t.co/g6hQkdT9VI

NHC_TAFB

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RT @NASA_Landsat: New year, new #Landsat insights! 🛰️

In January, we honored Virginia Norwood, the "Mother of Landsat," whose vision changed the future of Earth observation. Plus, check out updates on urban heat islands, post-fire regrowth, and more.

Read here: https://t.co/qEasZu4eI6 https://t.co/QK3NNGofMz

USGS Landsat

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RT @GreenpeaceCL: 🔴 LAS RAZONES:

1. Porque presenta información INSUFICIENTE.

2. Porque la línea de base está obsoleta (más de 10 años, lo que impide evaluar adecuadamente el estado actual del ecosistema y las dinámicas de biodiversidad).

3. Porque contaminaría a nivel #atmosférico y #acústico.

4. Porque las áreas de influencia están insuficientemente definidas.

5. Por los impactos acumulativos en la zona.

6. Porque a pesar de haber sido #RECHAZADO por TERCERA VEZ, la minera seguirá INSISTIENDO, queriéndose instalar en el hogar de cientos de especies 🐧🐋🐬🪸🌊🦭.

No permitas que suceda otra vez, sumándote en --> https://t.co/qP7PUzQl6d 🙌

#NoADominga ni hoy, ni mañana, ni nunca ✊📣

Greenpeace International

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RT @ghgprotocol: 📰 Our January newsletter is now available!

➡️Read the full newsletter for an update on the latest happenings at GHG Protocol: https://t.co/qUtJnkpkct https://t.co/wqf2j0vdHw

WRI Climate

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RT @NASAScienceAA: Time to flip your calendar! 📅

Fresh off #OSIRISREx’s historic discoveries, let’s talk about another mission on its journey. February’s #NASAScience calendar features a detailed close-up of #LucyMission’s first asteroid encounter: Dinkinesh and its unexpected companion—a contact binary: https://t.co/UCI9E5O1UN

NASA Technology

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RT @IUCN: The largest global assessment of freshwater animals on the @IUCNRedList to date has revealed that 24% of the world’s freshwater fish, dragonfly, damselfly, crab, crayfish and shrimp species are at high risk of extinction. 
 
Learn more https://t.co/rfjNJi2Aud https://t.co/d7q3ebGAZa

ipbes

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