Our wellbeing is rooted in forests – yet they’re disappearing fast.

As the climate summit #COP30 unfolds in the Amazon, one truth is clear: When we protect forests, we protect people.

Let’s keep them standing. https://t.co/VpT73F1IQM

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“Philanthropy & private investors are key to unlocking the potential of the new economy,” said Michelle Armstrong of @ares_management 🔐

Learn more about how catalytic investments in #JobsAndSkills can build a more inclusive & sustainable economy 👉 https://t.co/ZVFMA110Jz https://t.co/AgEgYDqDAd

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During the winter, the #Bermuda - #Azores high is weakest and farthest east. As it retreats to the east during this season, #Caribbean weather becomes more influenced by frontal systems that originate in the mid-latitudes, which can occasionally sink into the Caribbean Basin. https://t.co/7GwSGptOxI

NHC_TAFB

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RT @themaritimenet: This emergency lifeboard is just a one-slide away to save lives. Would you hop in or wait and watch?

#maritime #cruise #safety #ship #lifeboard https://t.co/MWVTXu6lml

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Why do navigation systems often face disruptions near the equator?

Using over a decade of @esa_swarm data, scientists found that these disruptions follow a well-known mathematical law of nature: https://t.co/G96YHSvvxw https://t.co/RVnZTGUzgn

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📌Save the date: 27 Nov. 2025

Globally Important #AgriculturalHeritage Systems conserve agrobiodiversity and advance Kunming–Montreal Targets.

Side event at the Eleventh Session of the @planttreaty Governing Body.

📍Lima, Peru

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FAO Climate Change & Biodiversity

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🌴Over the past month, we have been learning about primary forests, and the valuable role that these ecosystems play in mitigating climate change, maintaining biodiversity, supporting human and nonhuman populations, and contributing to the health of our planet and its people.

🪲With #COP30 coming to a close in the middle of the Amazon (one of the world’s largest intact primary forests), we are prompted to think about what the protection and conservation of primary forests looks like today, tomorrow, and forever onward.

🌲One thing is clear: we must take action to ensure these ecosystems survive. The Rio Conventions provide a powerful pathway for such action. Read this Crossroads Blog to learn more about how policymakers, decision-makers, donors, and other stakeholders can take action now to prevent these precious ecosystems from disappearing: https://t.co/1uYmTLi5B4

📹And, for those who missed our Forest Pavilion session “Safeguarding Primary Forests in a World of Growing Threats: A Call for Global Stewardship,” check out the event recording here: https://t.co/y0v64EQTBW

IUCN Forest and Grasslands

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RT @jrockstrom: #COP30 update: I'm deeply concerned; national delegations have not set in motion a credible workplan for a global fossil-fuel phase-out / ending deforestation. With fellow scientists, we shared our scientific assessment with President Lula yesterday👇
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Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK

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The Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) 2025 Status Report reveals both progress and gaps in the world’s critical ocean observation infrastructure.

🔗 Full interactive report: https://t.co/Cfjl7g6uoo https://t.co/oWiL6kONkq

World Meteorological Organization

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Our monthly U.S. temperature and precipitation report is out, this time for October 2025:

October in the U.S. was marked by warm and dry conditions in the interior while tropical cyclone remnants and atmospheric rivers lashed the nation’s periphery. Check our Monthly U.S. Temperature and Precipitation Analysis to learn more. ▶️https://t.co/LMqmPOdvYV https://t.co/hqREw716GT - NOAA NCEI

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Our Global U.S. temperature and precipitation report is out, this time for October 2025:

October 2025 was the third-warmest October on record for the globe and had above-average global tropical cyclone activity. Check out our Monthly Global Temperature and Precipitation Analysis to learn more. ▶️ https://t.co/HDAmpNyPrP https://t.co/3LaDDJeXbr - NOAA NCEI

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Can you be-leaf it’s fall? We sure can — especially with NASA’s PACE satellite!

PACE can detect subtle shifts in leaf color that our eyes can’t see, helping scientists track changes in fall foliage to better understand these ecosystems. Now that’s some good leaf peeping! 🍁 https://t.co/UKgsDAK6EZ

NASA Earth

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Tropical Cyclone Fina swirls south on its approach towards Australia. https://t.co/Ru2vvjczTH

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RT @NOAADrought: #DroughtMonitor 11/18: Drought worsened in the Southern Plains and Southeast. Exceptional Drought (D4) was introduced to the FL/GA border.

The Far West, particularly WA and CA, improved.

#Drought2025’s Footprint: 38.6% of USA (most since Nov 2024) https://t.co/mljsjQE3B9 @NOAA https://t.co/mADqluw0Oe

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RT @NOAADrought: New Seasonal Drought Outlook by @NOAA's @NWSCPC

Expected drought development: CO, NM, W. TX, and the Southeast,

Improvements: Northwest, N. Rockies, eastern Southern Plains, Midwest, Northeast, HI

Otherwise, drought persists. https://t.co/s8Wz6Q9cl6 @NWS https://t.co/fh2Saqzf1e

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