🌳 Large-scale #ForestRestoration is needed to meet the #SDGs and to prevent, halt, and reverse biodiversity loss. 🌱🌏✨

#GenerationRestoration https://t.co/D7hZQbQvqK

FAO Forestry

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The Global 🌏Workshop dedicated to the Forest Ecosystem Restoration Initiative #FERI is underway in Seoul, bringing together representatives of governments, int. organizations, academia & civil society in a bid to accelerate🌲🌳ecosystem restoration:

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UN Biodiversity

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11:50 am AST Wed, Aug. 27 Tropical Storm #Fernand Update: Fernand A Little Stronger.

Very recent satellite-derived wind data indicate that Fernand has strengthened slightly, and maximum sustained winds are now near 50 mph (85 km/h) with higher gusts.

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National Hurricane Center

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Hurricane Katrina 20th Anniversary: Advancements in Track Forecasting (Part 3 of 5)

Friday, August 29 is the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina making landfall along the U.S. Gulf coast and devastating the coasts of Mississippi and southeastern Louisiana. A lot has changed since 2005.

In this video, Senior Hurricane Specialist John Cangialosi talks about the advancements NHC has made since Hurricane Katrina in forecasting where tropical cyclones will move and how far in advance hurricane and tropical storm watches and warnings are issued.

Filming/Editing Credits: Lisa Bucci and Cassandra Mora

Hurricane Katrina 20th Anniversary Playlist: https://t.co/rR7NnJneHa

National Hurricane Center

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At #COP16Colombia, Parties to the CBD adopted new mechanisms for describing and updating ecologically or biologically significant marine areas #EBSAs.

The CBD Secretariat (@UNBiodiversity) now accepts #EBSAs submissions on a rolling basis.

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UN Biodiversity

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Join @WRIBrasil for a webinar on “Adaptation as Investment: Making the Economic Case and Mobilizing Finance for Resilience in Brazil”
📆 August 29, 10:30am–12:00pm BRT
💬 Portuguese, with English interpretation
💻 Register here: https://t.co/BdtJMzQRxm https://t.co/6aZiXAsYnD

WRI Climate

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Aquaculture may be essential to feeding the planet, fighting climate change, protecting marine life and supporting small farmers.

Find out how 👉 https://t.co/RbcW4cngha

Conservation Intl

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RT @NASAAmes: Tiny particles floating in our air.

This visualization shows how tiny particles called aerosols move through Earth's atmosphere from August 1 to September 14, 2024, using NASA's Goddard Earth Observing System (GEOS) model. These particles, which include sea salt, dust, smoke, and sulfates, can travel thousands of miles and affect air quality and visibility far from their original sources.

By tracking these movements, NASA helps communities prepare for changes in air quality and visibility while advancing our understanding of Earth's complex atmospheric system.

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NASA Earth

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Tropical Storm Juliette, located off the coast of Baja California, will move northward over the coming days while weakening. Seas over 12 ft are expected through Thu morning before seas slowly subside through late week. For more information, please visit: hurricanes/gov/marine. https://t.co/J7jQXc6M70

NHC_TAFB

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#DidYouKnow that @NOAA's geostationary GOES satellites orbit the Earth at 7,000 miles per hour, yet still manage to stay fixed over one location to provide constant weather observations?

Learn more about the program's history: https://t.co/h0UP512wNG
#50YearsOfGOES
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RT @NHC_Pacific: 8/27 11am PDT: The system closest to Mexico is still at least 5 days away from forming, and has a low chance. The area of showers & thunderstorms near 110W has a 60% chance of developing as it heads over the open waters of the Pacific. More: https://t.co/Oy8uoeRKme https://t.co/wvqjnOHxbe

NHC_TAFB

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Climate change impacts affect people's livelihoods. Learn how #Malawi is adapting its social safety nets to protect its citizens in the event that disasters hit.
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#ClimateAndDevelopment @WorldBankAfrica https://t.co/1u09S2YWfQ

World Bank Climate

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A tropical wave moving westward through the Caribbean Sea is leading to strong thunderstorms over the western basin into Nicaragua and Honduras. Gusty and erratic winds and rapidly building seas are likely near convection, and mariners are urged to use caution in this region. https://t.co/KOSyRaAgqF

NHC_TAFB

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In 2024, the Greenland Ice Sheet recorded its third smallest ice loss since 2001.

Since 1972, Greenland has lost about 6,776 km³ of its ice sheets.

Find out more about the European #StateOfClimate here:
https://t.co/W9Wczjw9SP

#ESOTC2024 @‌CopernicusEU https://t.co/1MzNsB44Va

World Meteorological Organization

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Several #wildfires continue to burn across the western U.S. this week, as @NOAA's #GOESWest🛰️ monitored their progress yesterday afternoon.

In this imagery, the #smoke and heat signatures from the #EmigrantFire can be seen in Oregon's Cascade Range. #GOES18 https://t.co/VfNZhuJiMt

NOAA Satellites

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Morning light reveals a spiraling Tropical Storm Juliette. https://t.co/kY6RGa2NgU

CIRA

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Why is @NOAA launching SWFO-L1? 🚀

Because #SpaceWeather affects us all.
With #SWFOL1 watching the sun, we’ll get earlier warnings of:

🛰️Satellite disruptions
👨‍🚀Astronaut safety needs
📲Impacts to the tech we rely on every day

Learn more: https://t.co/SVbsW7yGH8
#LetsGoSWFO #SWFOLaunch

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