RT @NWSMidland: Still craving more eclipse photos??🤤🤤
You've come to the right place😌

Here's what we saw before, during, and after peak annularity yesterday!😍🤩

...oh yeah and tomorrow's weather will look a lot like today's #txwx #nmwx #Eclipse2023

NOAA Satellites

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What on Earth is a Seascape?

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.@resharkorg is a first-of-its-kind coalition dedicated to reestablishing healthy, genetically diverse, and self-sustaining populations of sharks and rays around the world.

Conservation Intl

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The Reef Futures team, working on biomass as a key ecosystem service, have estimated biomass production and turnover on 1,900+ coral reefs worldwide, to help guide better protection of these ecosystems 🌊🌍

Learn more about it ➡️ eu1.hubs.ly/H05LDfv0

UNEP-WCMC

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RT @AP: Tiny Antarctic krill play a vital role as a buffer against climate change and sustenance for whales, penguins and other animals.

But the shrimp-like crustaceans are facing pressure from factory fishing to meet demand for products like omega-3 pills. apne.ws/QPKroJn

Greenpeace International

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SAME STORY DIFFERENT YEAR??
Every year the Antarctic Ocean Commission (CCAMLR) meets and every year they fail to provide the Antarctic with the protection it so desperately needs 🥺🥺.

Greenpeace International

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Water is one of Earth's most valuable resources 🌍💧 #EarthObservation can provide timely and objective monitoring of many components of the water cycle. This satellite data can later be used for water management.

On #WorldFoodDay, learn how @esa #EO satellites can help water management:
🔗 esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Video…

ESA Earth Observation

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#Globalwarming of 1.1°C has resulted in more frequent & more intense extreme weather events that have caused dangerous impacts on nature & people worldwide. Every increment of warming results in rapidly escalating hazards. 👉 bit.ly/SRYRpt23

Via @IPCC_CH

UN Biodiversity

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NEWS: IUCN’s Global Species Action Plan to guide global efforts to halt #biodiversity loss.

Learn more about the plan 👉 t.ly/f_Gtq #SBSTTA

IUCN

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2023 is shaping up to be hottest year on record. We just had 4 record warm months.
Sea surface temperatures also record high, and Antarctic sea ice extent record low. @NOAA report at bit.ly/3twn2pT

WMO will issue its #StateofClimate 2023 report for #COP28.

World Meteorological Organization

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Fossil fuels still meet over 90% of all transport energy demands. The #GlobalStocktake stresses the need for urgent system transformation signalling a shift in transport and industry. 🚚

Read more from @wriclimate: bit.ly/3qgZTG9

WRI Climate

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A simply spectacular view of the moon's shadow traversing North and South America during the annular solar eclipse.

CIRA

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This 9-day loop of Total Precipitable Water imagery covering the Western Pacific Ocean tracks the moisture in Typhoon #Bolaven from the ITCZ northward until it is sheared apart and heads eastward. Where's it going? Toward the Eastern Pacific Ocean to the North America continent!

UW-Madison CIMSS

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The air we breathe helps sustain life on Earth, but pollutants in it also threaten our health and survival. Discover how NASA’s Health and Air Quality Applied Sciences Team (HAQAST) is using Earth science data and tools to protect us all. go.nasa.gov/3Fn6kLX

NASAEarthdata

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