On Thursday, August 10, @NOAA will issue its yearly August update to the Atlantic hurricane outlook as the season enters the climatological peak period of August through October. https://t.co/HzTfxc1pxj https://t.co/yfSQvbDydN

NOAA Climate.gov

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RT @IFAD: Indigenous Peoples are guardians of ecosystems and key agents for a sustainable future for all.

#WeAreIndigenous https://t.co/rGnu9MdWDb

UN Biodiversity

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New innovations and technological solutions are key to reducing industrial emissions. Since 2010, both low-carbon steel and cement CCUS projects have been increasing steadily — a trend that needs to continue. Read more from #SystemsChangeLab https://t.co/YRNHYvFkLL https://t.co/uCKNfvrt4O

WRI Climate

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.@NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ tracked the storms and #lightning from widespread severe weather that pushed across the eastern U.S. yesterday evening. There were hundreds of reports of strong/damaging winds stretching from Mississippi to New York.

What can you expect today?
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What does a cat have to do with the difference between weather and climate? 🐈‍⬛

On #InternationalCatDay we enlisted our #EO furry friends to explain it to you in a different way:

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RT @FAOAfrica: 🐙 Fishing is the main driver of marine #biodiversity loss.

🐟 There are ways to ensure sustainable #food production from #oceans while protecting marine species & ecosystems.🪸

Learn more via @fao 5 advantages of artisanal fisheries and aquaculture ⬇️ https://t.co/SyT0RAPzXZ

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RT @UNEP: Happy International #CatDay!

From big lions to the smaller Scottish Wild Cats, there are 40 wild cat species & many of them are threatened.

The Global Biodiversity Framework provides a blueprint to protect threatened species & halt nature loss. https://t.co/5FrmsUsHBo https://t.co/ndOSqj9k5G

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RT @NASAJPL: Streaming video from Mars? Maybe one day!
@NASA's Deep Space Laser Communications (DSOC) experiment, set to ride along with Psyche this fall, will test how lasers could speed up data transmission - paving the way for broadband communications in deep space: https://t.co/sQtTopJ08W https://t.co/p664tJuGtd

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RT @UNBiodiversity: 🌳 Meet the world's top 6⃣ oldest trees, standing tall through many years.

Curious about these ancient giants? Read this article by @sciencefocus ⬇️

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ipbes

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RT @esa: No matter how hard we look, there is no cat in these images 😉

@Thereisnocat_ #InternationalCatDay

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RT @NWSWPC: Flash flood and severe thunderstorm threats to focus over the Central High Plains today and Mid-Mississippi/Lower Ohio Valleys on Wednesday https://t.co/SaPgZiz89x

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RT @NWSWPC: Record heat to continue from Texas to the central Gulf Coast and into Florida https://t.co/A3RX3bxaUJ

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The global average temperature for July 2023 is confirmed to be the highest on record for any month. And global average sea surface temperatures were 0.51°C above the 1991-2020 average.

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World Meteorological Organization

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Traditional peoples, NGOs, and government agencies support seed networks in #Brazil, promoting ecological restoration and supporting local communities 🌿 🇧🇷

Learn more ⬇️
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Red List of Ecosystems

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RT @VSinkevicius: Portugal 🇵🇹 continues battling wildfires heroically amidst its third heatwave this summer.

It’s imperative to continue working hand in hand & step up our efforts to prevent fires & boost our forests’ resilience.

#EUGreenDeal https://t.co/vvmCZip5gW

EU Environment

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[Aug. 8, 2023] Regional lows sometimes form near the coast of Panama and Colombia (known as the Colombian low or Panamanian low) and migrate along the coast of South America and the southern Caribbean. https://t.co/5H9CTT1ZNq

NHC_TAFB

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The NEA Initiative’s newly released guidance document focuses on the integration of climate change considerations in national ecosystem assessments.

Explore how the assessments contribute to policymaking and help address climate challenges effectively👉 https://t.co/HxIcjEsjAs https://t.co/XWwxpJ6Kbt

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WMO Strengthens Global Cooperation to Protect All Lives from Flash Floods
The Flash Flood Guidance System (FFGS) has been instrumental in saving lives and reducing losses from flash flooding in 72 countries, benefitting over 3 billion people.

https://ane4bf-datap1.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/wmocms/s3fs-public/ckeditor/files/Picture2.jpg.png?.1HgQihdMFgvooQX35qSqXGQqz0uDiqU The FFGS played a crucial role recently during Cyclone Freddy, which hit Malawi hard from March 11 to 15, 2023. Using the FFGS, the Department of Climate Change was able to alert the public about the heavy rains and potential flood risks. From March 11, they started issuing these warnings daily, and later, even twice a day. The important updates were shared with the public through newspapers, radio, TV, emails, and WhatsApp groups.

However, flash floods continue to significantly threaten lives, livelihoods, and property, especially with the added challenges of climate change and unplanned development in flood-prone areas. To tackle this global issue, concerted actions are required at the global, regional, and national levels to enhance existing systems and extend coverage to more countries, aligning with the Early Warnings for All initiative to ensure that early warning systems protect everyone on Earth within the next five years.

The Second Global Workshop on the Flash Flood Guidance System took place in Skopje, North Macedonia, from 19th to 23rd June 2023 and saw active participation from 203 representatives representing 64 countries. The successful organization of this event was made possible through the support of the host nation and various organizations, notably the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the National Meteorological and Hydrological Service of North Macedonia. The workshop aimed to foster greater collaboration among hydrometeorological forecasters and disaster managers, facilitating meaningful discussions and initiatives in the field of flash flood preparedness and response.

https://ane4bf-datap1.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/wmocms/s3fs-public/ckeditor/files/Picture3_4.jpg?c3pI3EsnZl7_GdzjW08HkADJVu1BJe7Y "Flash floods are not limited to our country alone. Our neighboring countries, as well as the entire Balkan and southeastern Europe, are also grappling with the same situation, which underscores the need for regional and global cooperation," stated Mr. Ljupcho Nikolovski, Minister of Agriculture, Forestry, and Water Economy of North Macedonia. He voiced his full support for the endeavors of the Hydrometeorological Service of the Republic of North Macedonia, emphasizing the importance of bolstering their capabilities in hydrometeorological observations and forecasting systems.

We are here to collaborate and enhance early warning systems, minimizing suffering, loss of lives, property, and environmental damage caused by flash floods. The FFGS plays a crucial role in the complete warning system cycle," stated Dr. Johan Stander, Director of the Services Department at the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), during the opening session of the WMO Second Flash Flood Guidance System Global Workshop. He emphasized that providing a mere 24-hour notice of an impending hazardous event could lead to a significant 30 percent reduction in overall damage.

https://ane4bf-datap1.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/wmocms/s3fs-public/ckeditor/files/Picture6_0.jpg?Up0LFzG9TcKrWHOfF52A2zsOp0UPo6Ua Dr. Sezin Tokar, Lead Senior Hydrometeorological Hazards and Disaster Risk Reduction Advisor at USAID/BHA, stated that participants in the First FFGS Global Workshop recognized that the implementation of FFGS has resulted in a substantial reduction in the loss of life and property, especially considering the challenges posed by a growing global population, expanding urban areas, encroachment into flood-prone regions[...]