RT @DroughtGov: Spotlight on TX, where this hot, dry summer is mercifully ending soon.
June-Aug 2023 ranked as the 2nd hottest and 7th driest in the last 129 years.
But there’s good news. Rain has fallen this week and a lot more is coming in the next few days. drought.gov/states/texas @NOAA
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June-Aug 2023 ranked as the 2nd hottest and 7th driest in the last 129 years.
But there’s good news. Rain has fallen this week and a lot more is coming in the next few days. drought.gov/states/texas @NOAA
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RT @DroughtGov: Mississippi River water levels are dropping more than normal into the harvest for the 2nd year in a row.
The last 30 days were dry in the Upper and Lower Basins. The Missouri and Ohio River tributaries look better, but show dryness too. #drought drought.gov/watersheds @NOAA
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The last 30 days were dry in the Upper and Lower Basins. The Missouri and Ohio River tributaries look better, but show dryness too. #drought drought.gov/watersheds @NOAA
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RT @DroughtGov: #DroughtMonitor 9/12: Degradations for most of the usual suspects (for this summer), including the Northwest, Midwest, TX across to FL, and a few other areas.
Drought coverage rose for the 8th straight week. #Drought2023's Footprint: 31.1% of USA drought.gov @NOAA
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Drought coverage rose for the 8th straight week. #Drought2023's Footprint: 31.1% of USA drought.gov @NOAA
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RT @NWS: Hurricane conditions and coastal flooding are possible in portions of eastern Maine, southern New Brunswick, and western Nova Scotia on Saturday, and a Hurricane Watch is in effect for that area. Tropical storm conditions are expected on Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket where a Tropical Storm Warning is now in effect. Tropical storm conditions are possible elsewhere across New England and Atlantic Canada within the Tropical Storm Watch areas.
Heavy rainfall from Lee may produce localized urban and small stream flooding across eastern New England and into portions of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia from Friday night into Saturday night.
There is the potential for life-threatening storm surge flooding in portions of southeastern Massachusetts, including Cape Cod and Nantucket, late Friday and Saturday, where a Storm Surge Watch is in
effect. hurricanes.gov for the latest.
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Heavy rainfall from Lee may produce localized urban and small stream flooding across eastern New England and into portions of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia from Friday night into Saturday night.
There is the potential for life-threatening storm surge flooding in portions of southeastern Massachusetts, including Cape Cod and Nantucket, late Friday and Saturday, where a Storm Surge Watch is in
effect. hurricanes.gov for the latest.
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RT @NWSNHC: The 11 AM EDT advisory for Hurricane Lee has been issued by the NHC. Full details at: nhc.noaa.gov/#Lee
Join NHC Director Dr. Michael Brennan for a LIVE update on Hurricane Lee around 11:30 AM EDT via Facebook Live and the NHC YouTube Page at: youtube.com/user/NWSNHC
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Join NHC Director Dr. Michael Brennan for a LIVE update on Hurricane Lee around 11:30 AM EDT via Facebook Live and the NHC YouTube Page at: youtube.com/user/NWSNHC
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RT @NOAANCEI: 🥵 January–August 2023 was the second warmest such period on record.
😯 According to the #NCEI Global Annual Temperature Outlook, there is a 95% probability that 2023 will rank among the two warmest years on record. bit.ly/Global202308 #StateOfClimate
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😯 According to the #NCEI Global Annual Temperature Outlook, there is a 95% probability that 2023 will rank among the two warmest years on record. bit.ly/Global202308 #StateOfClimate
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The Reef Futures team working on nutritional value published a study in @CurrentBiology exploring how #ClimateChange and overfishing jeopardise marine fisheries 🎣 🌍
Follow this link to know more about it➡️ eu1.hubs.ly/H05kWYS0
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Reef Futures: exploring the ecosystem services and potential futures of coral reefs - UNEP-WCMC
Tropical and temperate coral reefs connect natural and human systems in a way that supports long-term human development and well-being, and marine biodiversity. The enormous abundance and diversity of life found on these shallow reefs provide ecosystem services…
Record August temperatures confirmed summer 2023 was the hottest summer (June, July, August) in @nasa’s temperature record, by a large margin.🥵
These record-breaking months continue a long-term warming trend due to human activities. go.nasa.gov/3PhidYw twitter.com/NASAEarth/status…
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These record-breaking months continue a long-term warming trend due to human activities. go.nasa.gov/3PhidYw twitter.com/NASAEarth/status…
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RT @globalcommonshq: NEW: Exponential growth in #EV sales is transforming the auto sector faster than currently predicted.
🚗 EVs are set to surpass 2/3 of global car sales by 2030.
⚡ This growth puts at risk nearly half of oil demand.
Read the new #SystemsChangeLab research ⬇️ @WRIClimate
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🚗 EVs are set to surpass 2/3 of global car sales by 2030.
⚡ This growth puts at risk nearly half of oil demand.
Read the new #SystemsChangeLab research ⬇️ @WRIClimate
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RT @AniDasguptaWRI: EVs need to grow to 75-95% of passenger vehicle sales by 2030 to be consistent with a 1.5°C future.
In every country where EV sales reached 1%, they accelerated, following an S-curve pattern. The right investments can help unlock the transformation we need.
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In every country where EV sales reached 1%, they accelerated, following an S-curve pattern. The right investments can help unlock the transformation we need.
Countries like China, the Netherlands, and Norway have already shown that it is possible to grow EV sales fast enough to meet climate goals. See how exponential change gives other countries the opportunity to catch up in a new #SystemsChangeLab analysis: bit.ly/44VuCai - WRI Climate WRI Climate
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RT @NWSNHC: SEP 14: Here are the latest updates from the 11 AM advisory on Hurricane Lee from the National Hurricane Center: youtube.com/live/yvU8xftFwRc…
For the latest forecast, please visit: Hurricanes.gov
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NASA confirms this summer was the hottest summer since 1880 when modern recordkeeping began. This continues a long-term trend of rising temperatures caused by human activities. go.nasa.gov/3rfIjDk twitter.com/NASAClimate/stat…
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To mark #OzoneDay (16 Sep), we celebrate what the #MontrealProtocol has accomplished.
Had we not ceased emitting HCFC’s, these ozone-depleting chemicals would have increased intensity of tropical storms & cyclones by 3x, and the world be 25% hotter today: ow.ly/ISZa50PKVMF
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Had we not ceased emitting HCFC’s, these ozone-depleting chemicals would have increased intensity of tropical storms & cyclones by 3x, and the world be 25% hotter today: ow.ly/ISZa50PKVMF
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In the 1970s scientists sounded the alarm on ozone-depleting substances used in aerosols and cooling, such as refrigerators and air-conditioners.Without this alert, and a clear and decisive global response, it’s estimated that the world would be 25 per cent…