Out of this world! The Compact Coronagraph (#CCOR1) instrument on @NOAA's #GOES19 satellite caught a glimpse of #Venus and #Mercury this morning as it was monitoring the sun's corona. Check out the latest imagery from CCOR-1 here: https://t.co/bkiiN7a2MS https://t.co/7EMkBKzNRb

NOAA Satellites

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Yesterday afternoon, extensive snow cover can be seen along the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. https://t.co/0WHbrHoRUx

CIRA

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The latest Country #ClimateAndDevelopment summary report, now covering 93 economies, shows that investments in resilience and low-emission development can generate benefits equivalent to 150 million jobs in low- and middle-income countries.

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World Bank Climate

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Wed Jan 14 2230 UTC: A Gale Warning is in effect for the Atlantic High Seas and the Gulf of America. More info: https://t.co/B4BuNHCIyw

NHC_TAFB

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The largest area of planted forest is in Asia, at 146 million hectares, or 23 percent of the region’s total forest area.

Get more data on the world’s forests in @FAO’s Global Forest Resources Assessment 2025 👉 https://t.co/iArtixHde6

#FRA2025 https://t.co/NhdeQ4lFH2

FAO Forestry

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🚰 💦 Water is at the heart of many disasters, but water can also guide us through crises.
Cooperation on water paves the way for cooperation on all shared challenges – including reducing disaster risk ➡️ https://t.co/hfzlfGdC37 #WordsIntoAction https://t.co/SgN5MSvtih

UNDRR

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There are 3 crucial pillars to #ClimateAction:
1️⃣ Mitigation
2️⃣ Adaptation
3️⃣ Loss and Damage

@WRIClimate provides an explainer on the concept of “loss and damage” and what’s needed to address it: https://t.co/CbOpSMtxUs https://t.co/VkxI75ADVQ

WRI Climate

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🚀 Welcoming new momentum for Nature disclosure standards. 
 
Standardized Nature-linked risks + opportunities = ⬆️ investor action #ForPeopleForPlanet.
 
Take a look: https://t.co/tJiRWLi16q https://t.co/aS1SNHInRo

UNDP Planet

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Wed Jan 14 2230 UTC: A Gale Warning is in effect for portions of the eastern North Pacific. More info: https://t.co/tJHvydzoOO

NHC_TAFB

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In rural Brazil, a @WorldBank–supported program amplifies efforts of farmers like Tânia & Henrique in Espírito Santo—combining reforestation with diversified livelihoods to store water, reduce flood/drought risks & deliver economic benefits.

Learn more 👉 https://t.co/OEbwXGVmov https://t.co/hAEM4uLEjH

World Bank Climate

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Last week, a winter storm left behind a field of snow across parts of the Colorado and Kansas plains.

The snow has receded significantly since this weekend due to melting from warming temperatures in the region. https://t.co/knkaHfWJjI

CIRA

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RT @CopernicusEU: 🌡️ The Global Climate Highlights 2025 report is out, showcasing key global and regional trends.

📊 2025 was the third warmest year on record in Europe, with average temperatures 1.17°C above the 1991–2020 reference period.

🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/65cBAPrk8x

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EU Climate Action

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A team of divers recently removed the largest ever individual piece of “ghost gear” from the ocean.

Dive into this landmark effort to remove an abandoned fishing net nearly the size of a soccer pitch. https://t.co/cM1n08r4lU https://t.co/4ZKEGJKcM2

Conservation Intl

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📢Anticipatory action involves putting in place plans and finance in anticipation of future events that can be activated by pre-arranged triggers.🚨

This guide from UNDRR unpacks the finance required and available for anticipatory action ➡️ https://t.co/ZtYRDzHm1J #HNPW https://t.co/iqcO08fwlR

UNDRR

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Resilient sanitation systems can reduce global methane emissions by up to 10% & lead to cleaner drinking water.

Our report outlines the steps needed to build sanitation systems that protect health, boost economies & withstand climate shocks.
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World Bank Climate

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Thu Jan 15 0430 UTC: A Gale Warning is in effect for the Atlantic High Seas and the Gulf of America. More info: https://t.co/B4BuNHCIyw

NHC_TAFB

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Beneath moss & flooded forests, within layers of roots & peat, lies a carbon vault that has been sealed for millennia.

New @ConservationOrg research shows that while much of this carbon is slipping away, a wave of protection is beginning to slow the loss: https://t.co/rzjiFZvvSl https://t.co/jArUJdgLoZ

Conservation Intl

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