🌳🌟 Celebrate @FAO's 80th anniversary by nominating global forestry champions who have made outstanding contributions to sustainable forest management and agrifood systems transformation!

➡️Submit nominations by 31 May: https://t.co/kO3CEQYpka

#FAO80 https://t.co/0rv3ZJ1BRn

FAO Forestry

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A large sandstorm charged through the Middle East yesterday. https://t.co/cxeK0ZYdFe

CIRA

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How can we transform global economic development?
📊 Integrate new prosperity metrics into economic plans and policies
🏞️ Embed climate, nature and equity into economic analysis
🏛️Transform economic policies for climate, nature and equity

Learn more at #SystemsChangeLab at https://t.co/OkU0rFSFDW

WRI Climate

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#OTD in 1999, #Landsat 7 launched into space, beginning its science mission of observing Earth’s changing surface. 🛰️🌎

After more than 132,000 orbits and 3.3 million satellite images under its belt, the work of Landsat 7 is complete.

More: https://t.co/oiOAXxOtRJ https://t.co/uzPgCkYwiU

NASA Landsat

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Food loss & waste isn’t just about perfectly good food not making it to our tables, or the money wasted when it ends up in the bin uneaten.

The real cost of lost & wasted food is far greater.

Make #NotWasting a way of life.

Here are 5 benefits of reducing food loss 👇 https://t.co/plCIPu4kb7

FAO Climate Change & Biodiversity

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As temperatures rise, electric power fans and cooling devices can help prevent heat-related illnesses and deaths and improve labor productivity. Reliable electricity is key to reducing harm to communities and saving lives.
🔗 https://t.co/ABXsqPio0j
#PoweringAfrica https://t.co/qALdr1vABG

World Bank Climate

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A pair of lows swirl to the northwest of Scandinavia, seen by polar-orbiting satellites. https://t.co/zlHKQjW6FD

CIRA

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RT @WWFnews: It’s easy to feel powerless in the face of all the challenges facing our planet, but this #EarthDay we can all “Give an Hour for Earth” to make a big impact together. Tune into this week’s episode of Nature Breaking today at 2:30pm ET to learn more: https://t.co/jjmDoRrldz

World Wildlife Fund

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RT @UWCIMSS: VIIRS True-Color imagery today from @NOAASatellites shows pretty clearly where Spring has Sprung! The green trees of the southeast United States vs. the not-yet-green of the Midwest, Plains, and Rockies! https://t.co/PXc6p3bhKB

NOAA Satellites

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A Conservation International-led team has been conducting an intensive scientific assessment of Tokelau's atolls.

Their findings — ecosystem recovery. Learn more. 👇
https://t.co/wG2jqLPzd0

Conservation Intl

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RT @USGSLandsat: #Landsat 8 captured images of areas inundated with recent heavy rains in the east central USA. The streams and rivers quickly filled after more than 15 inches of rain fell in some areas. Cresting rivers and major flooding continues, as the water moves to the Mississippi River. https://t.co/CucIxNKTcT

NASA Landsat

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RT @NWSSWPC: We are observing early signs that the CME from 13 Apr is transiting space in the general direction of Earth . This raises our measure of confidence in a geomagnetic storm and a G2 Watch remains in effect for 16 Apr UTC-day. Stay tuned tonight into tomorrow for CME arrival! https://t.co/ysLkXUoJmP

NOAA Satellites

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A strong cold front is kicking up gusty winds and #thunderstorms across the eastern U.S. this afternoon, as seen here from @NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️.
There are currently #SevereThunderstorm Warnings in parts of the Northeast and #WindAdvisories stretching from North Carolina to New Jersey. #GOES19

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NOAA Satellites

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.@NOAA's #SpaceWeather Prediction Center has issued a G3 (Strong) Geomagnetic Storm Watch for April 16, after a coronal mass ejection (#CME) erupted from the sun last Sunday. The Solar Ultraviolet Imager (#SUVI) onboard @NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ captured the Earth-directed double filament eruption.
@NWSSWPC #GOES19

NOAA Satellites

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RT @NASA: What planet does NASA study more than any other?

If you said Earth — you're correct! We're kicking off a five-part series of our "Curious Universe" podcast about our unique home planet. Stay tuned for future episodes wherever you get your podcasts. https://t.co/RUaZyATXUr https://t.co/8o4eIilM8L

NASA Landsat

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🌱🏗️Blending nature-based solutions with traditional engineering can often give better results than either method alone.

🌊 This study shows how coastal vegetation combined with grey infrastructure (eg. sea walls) effectively reduces wave energy.🌿 👉 https://t.co/pgNMPlnPQB https://t.co/NkEU0LdQld

UNDRR

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RT @NASA: What planet does NASA study more than any other?

If you said Earth — you're correct! We're kicking off a five-part series of our "Curious Universe" podcast about our unique home planet. Stay tuned for future episodes wherever you get your podcasts. https://t.co/RUaZyATXUr https://t.co/8o4eIilM8L

NASA Earth

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