You’re invited! ✉ If you want to co-create a vision for the future of Earth system predictability with us, register for our Earth System Predictability Across Timescales Workshop from April 10-12 both in-person and virtually.

Reserve your spot: ncar.ucar.edu/predictability

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RT @NCAR_Archives: "We try to figure out exactly when and where a thunderstorm will develop."

As a scientist at NSF NCAR, Sandra Henry studied thunderstorm formation during projects like Real-time Analysis & Prediction of Storms, & development of the Auto-nowcaster (pictured). #BlackHistoryMonth

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RT @MongabayLatam: 😃“Para nosotros, restaurar significa recuperar todo, tanto lo espiritual como lo biológico”, dice Carlos Quiró, del Resguardo indígena Calle Santa Rosa, sobre la estrategia de su pueblo que está logrando restaurar los manglares deforestados en #Colombia. es.mongabay.com/2024/02/pueb…

Conservación Internacional 🇨🇴

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RT @UNEP: Catch the highlights from the 1st-ever #MEAday, which focused on the collective strength of key accords addressing environmental challenges, all for one planet, in this day 3 #UNEA6 video recap.

UN Biodiversity

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RT @Connect4Climate: In this edition of Expert Corner, rural development student Ayadi Mishra @biodiver_cities asks @WorldBank transport expert Nicolas Peltier for his thoughts on revolutionizing transportation 🚍 and ushering in a new era of sustainability. ♻️

Watch here: invidious.esmailelbob.xyz/watch?v=n4ZgFbck…

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VIIRS instruments onboard polar-orbiting satellites captured the fires in the Texas Panhandle over the course of the last two nights.

This imagery highlights how quickly the fires grew in 24 hours, as well as how much brighter they appear compared to the city lights of Amarillo.

CIRA

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Happy birthday GPM! 🥳🛰️

This week we celebrate 10 years in space for the @NASA / @JAXA_en GPM Core Observatory satellite.

10 years ago this week, the @NASA / @JAXA_en Global Precipitation Measurement satellite launched into space! Over the past decade GPM has advanced our knowledge of Earth’s water cycle and extreme weather events, benefitting communities around the world.

go.nasa.gov/3IfmRTV - NASA Earth

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Cement and steel account for about 15% of global CO2 emissions. 🏭

Reducing demand for these materials by finding substitutes or reusing and recycling products will be crucial to decarbonizing the industry sector.
Read more in a #SystemsChangeLab ⬇️ bit.ly/47dc7jY

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The Smokehouse Creek fire and others merged into the second largest fire in Texas's history over the course of the last two days.

The fires are highlighted in white, while clouds are dark grey or blue.

CIRA

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Hot, dry, and windy weather fueled several large forest fires in Guatemala in late Feb. 2024. #Landsat 8 captured this image of a large fire near Quetzaltenango on Feb. 25. Meanwhile, other fires burned elsewhere across the country. go.nasa.gov/3TgQ3QL

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51 % of #women receive warnings through informal and social sources, while 71 % of men receive early warning from a formal source, according to @PracticalAction.

We need to remember to assure to #LeaveNoOneBehind - no matter their gender 👥 ow.ly/xVc650PfVZs

UNDRR

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A line of storms extending across the country traverse the Eastern US. Thunderstorms and severe weather propagate with this system.

CIRA

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🌿Nature knows no borders. 📷This is why the new Global Partnership on Ecological Connectivity (#GPEC) aims at identifying, protecting & enhancing a #ConnectedNature! cms.int/en/news/major-new-gl……

Via @4Post2020BD

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RT @AndrewKingClim: A new @ClimateExtremes report examines Australia's year of extreme weather in 2023. Summary here: theconversation.com/what-we-…

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RT @GreenpeaceAP: Fossil fuel giant Woodside wants to drill for gas at Scott Reef. Turning this pristine reef into an industrial gas zone. Use our easy tool to email Environment Minister, Tanya Plibersek, and help save Scott Reef from Woodside’s diabolical plans: act.gp/3UTizcb

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Feeding the world sustainably, especially in the context of #ClimateChange, #BiodiversityLoss, and population growth remains one of the biggest challenges of our time

Learn more about #FoodSecurity from this infographic by @CGIAR

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RT @Jess_Panegyres: Australia’s extreme weather explained:

“climate change is causing more erratic weather & intensifying extreme events …

What models can tell us is that with every degree of warming, largely caused by the burning of fossil fuels, extreme events will become more extreme.”

Greenpeace International

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