📷Life in the Amazon, through the eyes of those who live it.

@FlorestaMaisAm’s Amazon Portrait Series, compiles striking images by local photographers, offering a deeper look at the region’s communities and landscapes.

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UNDP Climate

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RT @LIFEprogramme: Bringing green ideas to LIFE 🌍

Wondering how? See how the #LIFEProgramme is making a real difference 🌟 With over 6,000 impactful #LIFEProjects, it’s transforming the environment and lives.

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EU Environment

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East winds offshore Colombia will continue pulsing to gale force each night through early next week, accompanied by seas of 7 to 11 ft.

For more information, visit https://t.co/26J6Uogt6o! #marinewx https://t.co/vl0GJz37BX

NHC_TAFB

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.@NOAA satellites are helping forecasters provide better warnings of winter-weather hazards this season.

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NOAA Satellites

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

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Ready for a puzzler? 🧩

Tell us where in the world this is, what we’re looking at, and why it’s important. We’ll share the answer at 1 pm ET. https://t.co/96ZSscr0Za

NASA Earth

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What can we learn from #CycloneFreddy in Southern Africa – one of the most powerful, long-lasting storms in history?💡

🔎Using #DisasterForensics, we can reduce vulnerability and exposure, for a more resilient future.

#GAR2024➡️ https://t.co/yCJgQGRMWZ

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UN Biodiversity

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RT @JPSSProgram: Data from @NOAA's JPSS satellites' #ATMS measures Total Precipitable Water (TPW), key to improving weather models.

This TPW model from Feb. 3-4, 2025, shows an atmospheric river along the northwest U.S. coast.

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NOAA Satellites

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“I’m definitely enthusiastic about AI models and think they’re the future. As scientists, we must have some healthy skepticism. That’s ultimately how we’ll keep improving these models: identifying the weaknesses and then we’ll fix them,” said CIRA's Jacob Radford. Read more ⬇️

What does the future of AI weather forecasting look like?

It's not time to retire traditional forecasting methods yet according to expert Allie Mazurek, Engagement Climatologist at the Colorado Climate Center, and @CIRA_CSU researchers.

Read more: https://t.co/LShvKax5vs - CSU Atmos Sci

CIRA

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RT @HMAMelanieR: On Feb 19 join @WRIClimate for a #webinar to hear from experts on how well new #NDCs are stacking up – both to curb emissions and protect communities from increasingly severe climate impacts – and what to look out for next.

Register here: https://t.co/Own7R5ndJ5 https://t.co/xwFuz3MvuX

WRI Climate

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Imagery of the Indian Ocean via Europe's #Meteosat9 🛰️ shows Tropical Cyclones #Vince and #Taliah swirling over the water today. Vince, with current sustained winds of ~150 mph is equivalent to a major Category 4 Atlantic hurricane.

Latest:
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