Biosphere Reserves constitute living labs for sustainable development, where people & nature thrive together.

Learn how @UNESCO’s🌍Network of Biosphere Reserves protects biodiversity, supports communities & sparks innovation for #PeaceWithNature:

🔗 https://t.co/v9QNFkpIUP https://t.co/EPmZkDqmRt

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🌳📎Read this op ed to learn how innovative financing in Papua New Guinea is helping to reduce forest emissions.

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@FAOinPNG @IISD_news @unredd @theGCF @IISD_SDGs

FAO Forestry

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RT @ejrquartz: 🌍A new era for #EarthObservation!
MTG-S1 with Sentinel-4 launched aboard Falcon 9, boosting the ability to monitor air quality & detect storms across Europe.🚀
Our team members represented @ESA_EO at the @eumetsat launch event on Tuesday! 🎥
#ESA #Climate #Space #weather https://t.co/Olou4gHc9W

EUMETSAT

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To meet climate goals, countries need finance that’s aligned, coordinated, and scaled. 🌍💰

#CountryPlatforms can help governments bring together public & private finance to drive climate, nature & development action. Explore what makes them work: https://t.co/JViOVhMHTz https://t.co/2YjUJNL6vg

WRI Climate

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Despite being one of our most valuable ecosystems for people and #nature, wetlands are Earth’s most threatened #ecosystem.

@RAMSARCONV https://t.co/xEwz3aP1Mj

IUCN

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RT @NWSWPC: There is a Slight Risk of excessive rainfall over parts of the Southern High Plains/Southern Rockies and Eastern Gulf Coast on Thursday and Northern Plains/Upper Mississippi Valley on Friday https://t.co/A3RX3bwD5b

NOAA

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RT @NWSWPC: There is a Slight Risk (level 2/5) of severe thunderstorms over parts of the Northern Plains and parts of the Northeast and northern Mid-Atlantic on Thursday https://t.co/A3RX3bwD5b

NOAA

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RT @NWS: Just because the water looks inviting doesn’t mean it’s safe. Rip currents and other hazards can hide in plain sight. Before you dive in, talk to the lifeguard or beach patrol — they’re trained to spot dangers like rip currents.

🎥Watch this video to learn how to "read" the beach environment.

Knowing what you don’t know can actually make you the smartest (and safest) person on the shore. Watch to learn how to "read" the beach environment — especially the swash zone, where breaking waves and flowing water can hide rip currents and other hazards: https://t.co/ZK8XmS2Yzs https://t.co/zO9C7XWnon - NOAA Ocean Today

NOAA

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RT @NWS: Scattered severe thunderstorms capable of damaging wind gusts and hail are forecast across the Northeast U.S. and North Dakota Thursday. Heavy to excessive rainfall is possible over eastern New Mexico into western Texas and over the western Florida peninsula Thursday. https://t.co/qk3BcVP5M8

NOAA

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ICYMI: Weather info for your holiday weekend planning, per our awesome forecasters at NOAA's @NWS

#FourthOfJuly holiday weekend:
Some sizzle, some storms could keep you indoors

Our national weather forecast summary from NOAA's @NWS:
https://t.co/14BEv8SEox

#HappyIndependenceDay! https://t.co/m8A3UKfIKS - NOAA

NOAA

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RT @NOAADrought: #DroughtMonitor 7/1: The Northwest saw degradations again, this time in WA and ID. The Rockies worsened too (MT, WY, UT, CO).

Improvements: NM and W. TX (monsoon), C. Plains, FL

Mixed: N. Plains, Midwest, AK, HI
#Drought2025 Footprint: 27.3% of USA
https://t.co/mljsjQE3B9 @NOAA https://t.co/0n2ynZtPEv

NOAA

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RT @NHC_Pacific: Tropical Storm #Flossie Advisory 18: Flossie Weakening Rapidly Over Cool Water. https://t.co/Oy8uoeRKme

NHC_TAFB

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RT @UN_News_Centre: One per cent of global economy would finance the #GlobalGoals.

Marcos Neto, Assistant Secretary-General at @UNDP spoke to UN News at the #FFD4 Conference in Sevilla, Spain.

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UNDP Climate

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Shoutout to the Moon for the assist! 🌙

@NASA_Langley’s new Arcstone instrument will measure sunlight reflected from the Moon to improve the quality of data from space-based sensors studying Earth.

How it works: https://t.co/OexHrIK3Op https://t.co/I6gLRzc8WH

NASA Earth

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NOAA’s Center for Satellite Applications and Research (STAR) at NESDIS plays an important role in hurricane preparedness.

STAR’s satellite data products and services provide accurate and timely information that supports critical decision making before, during and after a storm.

To highlight STAR’s contributions, NESDIS is rolling out a series of articles throughout the beginning of hurricane season.

Read the latest in our series:“NOAA Satellites Studying the Ocean Surface for Hurricane Insights”.
https://t.co/fyWS7xLKse

NOAA Satellites

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Tropical Storm Flossie is rapidly weakening over the cool waters in the eastern Pacific, but hazardous seas over 8 ft continue in the vicinity of the storm off the coast of Baja California Sur and western Mexico. Peak seas are near 18 ft. Seas will subside through Fri night. https://t.co/0z53AWTcFU

NHC_TAFB

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