RT @UNESCO: #WorldHeritage glaciers are retreating at an alarming rate, losing an average of 58 billion tonnes of ice every year.

Urgent action is needed to protect these irreplaceable ecosystems.

21 March is #WorldGlaciersDay: https://t.co/7rYw5ABJew #IYGP #Glaciers2025 https://t.co/4kH6dRRmgq

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Customise an emission scenario with the Air Control Toolbox (ACT)! Adjust reduction levels across sectors like traffic and shipping, and see the impact on air pollution. Explore strategies for cleaner air in Europe with #CopernicusAtmosphere tools. https://t.co/32RddcNvjM https://t.co/17DPQ41iR8

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RT @UNEP: About 80% of the 200 million tonnes of reactive nitrogen is lost to the environment annually, benefiting nitrogen-tolerant species at the expense of more sensitive ones.

Critical action is needed to #BeatNitrogenPollution and safeguard our biodiversity: https://t.co/yhFlceCG1n https://t.co/8sn6MTG88k

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Thu Mar 20 1030 UTC: A Gale Warning is in effect for the Atlantic High Seas, the Gulf of America and the Caribbean. More info: https://t.co/B4BuNHCIyw

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Today at 10:01 CET the Sun was directly above Earth’s equator, marking the #SpringEquinox! 🌸
At this moment our planet is neither tilted towards nor away from the Sun, creating nearly equal day/night. 🌓
This stunning image was captured by Meteosat-12 earlier this morning. 🛰️ https://t.co/AkZMLCaTUm

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RT @UNFCCC: New report by @WMO: 2024 was likely the warmest year of the past 175 years.

While a single year above 1.5°C of warming does not mean that our temperature goals are out of reach, it is a wake-up call.

2025 is a critical year for climate action.

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RT @CopernicusLAC: #ImageOfTheWeek

Last year, #Beryl🌀 caused widespread destruction in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 🇻🇨

#Copernicus🇪🇺🛰️ data helped track the hurricane’s path and assess the damage caused by its passage

[More below]👇 https://t.co/m2HX75mqiH

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RT @EU_Eurostat: Electricity from renewable sources reaches 47% in the EU in 2024⚡️

Highest shares of renewables in net electricity generation:
🇩🇰Denmark (88.8%, mostly from wind)
🇵🇹Portugal (87.4%, mostly wind and hydro)

Lowest in:
🇲🇹Malta (15.1%)
🇨🇿Czechia (17.5%)

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Happy equinox! ☀

On 20 Mar 2025 at 09:01 GMT/10:01 CET the Sun appeared directly above Earth's equator - with our planet neither tilting towards nor away from the Sun!

📸 @eumetsat Meteosat satellites, processed by @esa / @simon_sat https://t.co/PKrRRwFpN8

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RT @spacegovuk: Happy first day of spring! 🌸 #SpringEquinox

Today at 10:01 CET the Sun was directly above Earth’s equator, marking the #SpringEquinox! 🌸
At this moment our planet is neither tilted towards nor away from the Sun, creating nearly equal day/night. 🌓
This stunning image was captured by Meteosat-12 earlier this morning. 🛰️ https://t.co/AkZMLCaTUm - EUMETSAT

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RT @SOB_pl: 🌱 Witamy w pierwszym dniu astronomicznej wiosny!

☀️ Dokładnie o 10:01 czasu polskiego, słońce przecięło równik niebieski w punkcie barana, co oznacza że jest ono na północnej półkuli niebieskiej przez najbliższe pół roku. Innymi słowy, dni są dłuższe od nocy, a wschody i zachody słońca będą odbywać się na północnej połowie nieba. Dziś nasza dzienna gwiazda świeci w zenicie nad Równikiem i zaczyna trzymiesięczną wędrówkę ku Zwrotnikowi Raka. Dziś mamy także zjawisko równonocy.

📅 Wiosna kalendarzowa rozpocznie się już jutro, 21 marca. Potrwa ona do 20 czerwca włącznie. Tym czasem wiosna meteorologiczna ma się w najlepsze już niemal trzeci tydzień - od 1. marca i zakończy się 31 maja. W tym roku astronomiczne lato rozpocznie się 21. czerwca o godzinie 2:42 czasu polskiego.

🛰 Tradycyjnie prezentujemy zdjęcie naszej planety, wykonane przez satelitę geostacjonarnego Meteosat 0 deg, należącego do @eumetsat. Z wysokości 36 tys. kilometrów strzeże on Europy i Afryki, monitorując zjawiska meteorologiczne nad tymi kontynentami, oraz nad wschodnim Atlantykiem.
@IMGWmeteo @MeteoprognozaPL @meteo_expert
#obserwatorzyburz #wiosna #pogoda

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#DYK that the 3⃣rd #CopernicusMarine User Feedback Report was recently published❓

It presents insights gathered from users across various sectors to better understand their needs and identify areas for improvement 🌊

Explore it now 👇
https://t.co/UUkuovbCUy https://t.co/9yD4hMNNNM

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RT @esa_earthcare: It's the final day of the 2nd ESA-JAXA in-orbit validation workshop!

First up we have "Model, science and validation application" with our
Co-chairs Robin Hogan and Masaki Satoh. https://t.co/NMxzRX793J

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85% of wetlands are already degraded—and they can’t function without wild animals.

🦫 Beavers prevent floods
🐟 Fish disperse seeds
🦩 Birds transport nutrients

@globalrewilding
’s report highlights why restoring key species is crucial: https://t.co/8LWl5JCvtc

via @UNEP https://t.co/2kaVAGbJFF

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By 2035, the world needs to be on a radically different path to overcome the climate crisis. We can do this by putting people at the center. 📋✍️

Dive into @WRIClimate’s five-point plan for the next generation of #NDCs: https://t.co/5nW4GHdB6R https://t.co/Hfb6Ksq1Pr

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Happy Equinox! On 20 Mar 2025 at 10:01 CET the sun appeared directly above the Earth's equator!

The Equinox marks the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere and the beginning of autumn in the Southern Hemisphere.

🛰️@EUMETSAT Metosat satellites, processed by @esa https://t.co/isI8thb3Bu

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RT @UNDPClimate: 💧 How do you protect water sources in a changing climate?

Sri Lanka’s Dry Zone faces severe water scarcity, leaving communities vulnerable to poverty and debt.

👉 Find out how a community is restoring resilience and water security: https://t.co/yQOpa3AAOY

#WorldWaterDay https://t.co/m6w4JPUVFD

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