As the western U.S. heads into its traditional dry season, water managers assess how winter rains have helped replenish the region’s reservoirs.
Learn how @NOAA researchers are managing atmospheric river observatories year round, collecting critical data:
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RT @EU_ENV: The #LIFEAwards25 winners for the categories of:
🏆Nature
🏆Citizens' Prize
🏆#CircularEconomy & Quality of Life
🏆Climate Action
🏆Rising Star Recognition
were announced yesterday!

Meet them 👉 https://t.co/9aQTx6FkVC

Follow #EUGreenWeek Day 2 🟢LIVE 👉 https://t.co/BTF5Vbq2ai https://t.co/9q3YTok6jF

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More commercial datasets are now available through NASA’s SNWG Earthdata Search Portal!
Access high-resolution imagery and radar data to support environmental monitoring, disaster response, and more.

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Over the last week, several large Saharan dust plumes exited the coast of West Africa, entering the skies over the Atlantic Ocean.

On June 4, 2025, a particularly robust, comma-shaped plume began its transatlantic journey (1/3). https://t.co/zCgwelCPEi

CIRA

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A giant plume of dust from the Sahara Desert made its way from Africa to the United States.
@NOAA’s #GOES19 satellite captured this multi-day time lapse imagery of the dust blowing thousands of miles across the Atlantic.

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RT @FAO: Soil health and the quality and availability of water are interconnected.

For example, healthy soil can retain 25% of its volume in water.

This means that water availability is impacted by the health of our soils.

#SoilAction #WaterAction https://t.co/beIdSOGkSk

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RT @HorizonEU: 🌍 New brochure out now!

Discover how 40 #HorizonEU projects are driving #TransformativeChange for biodiversity across Europe and beyond.

From governance to green innovation, these cutting-edge initiatives are shaping a sustainable future 🌿

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RT @MercatorOcean: How will the #EUDTO support the European Ocean Pact?

Watch this interview featuring our Director General Pierre Bahurel and @EU_MARE's Deputy Director General Kestutis Sadauskas recorded during the 17th #EuropeanSpaceConf

#UNOC3 #EUDigitalOceanPavilion https://t.co/93U1wctewd

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Smoke from wildfires swirls around a large low over Canada, captured by polar-orbiting satellites. https://t.co/9UsSElXTEB

CIRA

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New @WRIClimate research finds over 50% of monetized benefits from adaptation investments can occur even without climate shocks. In other words, adaptation is far more than a safety net — it’s a launchpad for growth.

Find out more: https://t.co/9Wu09Qo1Ko
#InvestInAdaptation https://t.co/1cjeDiPKdZ

WRI Climate

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"Sometimes people think the ocean is too big to break, but ecological collapse and species extinction are already here. What we need now is bold, immediate and systemic action."

@CAVeelenturf, marine conservation biologist, highlights the need to #SaveOurOcean now. https://t.co/IIrO9KAJKt - UN Development

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