🌡️☠️ Extreme heat can be deadly – but it’s not just about the temperature.

The heat index shows how hot it feels by combining temp & humidity.

When the heat index rises:
🧘‍♀️ Avoid exertion
🌳 Find shade
🚰 Stay hydrated

👇 Learn how to #BeatTheHeat & stay cool! 🕶️ https://t.co/s53DbKBy1X

UNDRR

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Check out @FAO's WeCaN policy brief: Advancing women's leadership in dryland regions through the three Rs: rights, representation and resources.🌱

WeCaN is a community of practice for dryland women!

Read case studies on the impact of these leaders: https://t.co/6Ef3sdOR7t https://t.co/xjzBEpfpUO

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☑️Invest in local communities
☑️Prioritize public awareness
☑️Catalyze financing
This is the way forward to protect the ocean for people, marine life, the economy, and the planet.
Learn more in the story: https://t.co/4uZK3bN0ja
#LivablePlanet https://t.co/kxbUy6ZmCL

World Bank Climate

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Our transport system must transform to limit warming to 1.5°C. We need to accelerate progress by 2030 by:

🚎Building public transit 6x faster
🚲Increasing bike lanes 6x faster
🛣️Reducing road fatalities >10x faster

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WRI Climate

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How do you invest in places where the need is greatest, but the risk is highest?

One year since its launch, the World Bank Group’s Guarantee Platform is helping unlock private investment in fragile & low-income settings.

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2pm EDT July 12th - An area of low pressure could develop off the SE U.S. coast & now has a low chance (20%🟡) of TC formation as it moves generally westward across the Florida Peninsula into the north-central portion of the Gulf.

Latest Outlook: https://t.co/CRP4ogQxRF https://t.co/d0caKOhmAm

National Hurricane Center

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🌪️Sand & dust storms are a complex, transboundary hazard.

At @UN HQ, @UNDRR_NY’s Toni-Shae Freckleton said they exemplify the urgency of unified, risk-informed action.

We need:
📊 Better data
🏦 Policy coherence
📢 Early warnings

#united4land #SDSDay https://t.co/EHisKMKXAD

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🌡️NDCs have cut projected warming from ~4°C to under 3°C. The next round of climate commitments will shape ambition through 2035 and determine if 1.5°C stays within reach.

Learn more from #ClimateWatch & @wriclimate: https://t.co/LjcnSkeSnk https://t.co/K2x2jPRjln

WRI Climate

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[REPORT] The Sierra Leone Country #ClimateAndDevelopment report examines #SierraLeone's socio-economic development prospects within the context of climate change, emphasizing impacts on agriculture, infrastructure, and the economy. Learn more: https://t.co/As6tXrdTlX https://t.co/duHONEQnV5

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#SmartDevelopmentInAction

Learn how a @WorldBank project supported farmers in #Indonesia – by improving irrigation efficiency and quality of service delivery.

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In Morocco, years of drought have reduced crop yields. The country is now transforming its farming sector to be more resilient, modernizing irrigation and using digital solutions to continue growing food with less resources.

🔗https://t.co/ncOKRtYqw4 #LivablePlanet https://t.co/7M6CuFdP1B

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If you're at the RCM before AMCEN-20 on Sunday 13 July, please join the #IPCC for a special event discussing the science behind the Seventh Assessment Report.

🌍 Informing Climate Policies in Africa
📅13 July 2025
⏰ 10 am - 1 pm
📍CR3, UNON Campus https://t.co/XdzfuKHwoR

IPCC

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📡 What happens when disaster risk is high—but data is scarce?

In 🇮🇩, youth-led innovation fills the gap. Giovanni Cynthia Pradipta of @uinspire_id shares how low-cost sensors track 🌊 water, 🪸 mangroves & tsunami risks—powering early warnings.

#GP2025 #EveryDayCounts https://t.co/sCGV24Jsq7

UNDRR

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What is the difference between MTG orbit and the MetOp orbit?

Both missions provide weather and climate data but they do it from two very different point of views: MTG-I1 and MTG-S1 (which launched last week) fly in a geostationary orbit while the MetOp satellites (the next one is MetOp-SG-A1 launching later this summer) fly in a polar orbit.

MetOp, in low Earth orbit, offers detailed global and regional data, while MTG, in geostationary orbit, provides frequent, real-time observations of the same area.

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