A type of shark that has long captivated scientists and divers for its preferred mode of underwater travel — walking —got even more interesting when it was discovered that walking sharks evolved just 9 million years ago, making them the “youngest” sharks on our planet. #SharkWeek https://t.co/T91u9TxOJd

Conservation Intl

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#SeagrassMeadows play a crucial role as organic matter sources, retained by sediments. Their complex structure binds sediments, dissipates waves, and fosters diverse flora and fauna, enriching surrounding marine life 🌿🐠

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Red List of Ecosystems

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How is the World Bank Resilience Rating System helping build resilience in investment projects? Check out some of the lessons learned from piloting the Resilience Rating System across 21 countries: https://t.co/5rkUlAw80G https://t.co/uyj4HBPtpf

World Bank Climate

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RT @IPCC_CH: .@WMO reported, according to @CopernicusECMWF, that June was the hottest on record, and the global temperature has been 1.5°C above the pre-industrial era for the 13th month in a row.

What are our adaptation options in a warmer world? #IPCC Findings ➡️ https://t.co/zAMzd12lR7 https://t.co/DrkHBW1ZlT

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RT @NOAADrought: #DroughtMonitor 7/9: Many changes due to #Beryl + extreme heat

The northwestern US, Mid-Atlantic, and Southeast are now mostly dry or in drought.

The Eastern Plains and Miss River Basin are almost drought-free.
#Drought2024's Footprint: 16.4% of US
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NOAA

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RT @NOAADrought: Spotlight on California, which saw a bit of drought and a lot of dryness added to NorCal this week.

Two wet winters had cleared out drought and kept it away. But record-setting heat has set in along w/normal summer dryness. 19 wildfires are burning. https://t.co/fWnTrlMjB4 @NOAA https://t.co/OvRASjREUh

NOAA

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RT @CommerceGov: #NEWS: Today, two years after @CommerceGov issued the National Travel and Tourism Strategy and set an ambitious five-year goal to welcome 90M international visitors annually by 2027, we are announcing we expect to reach that goal ahead of schedule. https://t.co/EMlvmux4TB https://t.co/84OqcE5AAa

NOAA

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RT @NOAASatellites: This morning, imagery via Europe's #Meteosat10 🛰️ is showing dust blowing across the Sahara Desert in northern Africa. This type of imagery shows airborne dust as yellow, while everything else remains grayscale. This also helps differentiate the dust from clouds. https://t.co/rN2VsmL9uR

NHC_TAFB

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Join our free webinar tonight at 8 pm ET to learn how NASA satellites use remote sensing to study Earth's systems.

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NASA Atmosphere

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¿Sabías que hay características clave que te ayudarán a identificar si el anfibio que ves es una rana o un sapo? 🧐

Con estos datos, la próxima vez que te encuentres con uno de estos pequeños animales, podrás identificarlos fácilmente. https://t.co/YHkvs6lUYw

Conservación Internacional 🇨🇴

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