RT @NWS: The start of meteorological spring (March 1st) and the first full week of the month. The week ahead will become more active across the country. Be sure to check your local forecast and conditions by visiting and bookmark https://t.co/VyWINDk3xP https://t.co/xXTVDz8Cs6

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Our first #NOAASatelliteShowdown contender is here! 🌋

Introducing Team Kilauea!

GeoColor imagery from @NOAA’s #GOESWest satellite captured the ash plume and heat signature from Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano during the Dec. 6, 2025 eruption.

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NOAA Satellites

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Forests are vital for sustaining food production.🍏🥕🌳 https://t.co/H19qQUrql2

FAO Forestry

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Mon Mar 02 1630 UTC: A Gale Warning is in effect for the Caribbean. More info: https://t.co/B4BuNHCIyw

NHC_TAFB

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RT @jrockstrom: Scaling Conservation Agriculture can help shift food production back within Planetary Boundaries. It now spans ~200M ha globally and could reach 50% of cropland by 2050. Healthy soils are key to food security & Earth system stability. New article out now👇
https://t.co/aHi11lFV8k

Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK

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RT @WRIRossCities: By proactively investing in forest restoration 🌳, the Utah Resilience Fund is improving wildfire resilience, creating green jobs & protecting drinking water across upstream mountain communities & downstream #cities in Utah, 🇺🇸.

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WRI Climate

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🔥 Emissions cuts are critical. But they won’t cool the planet alone.

We also need to remove carbon that’s already in the atmosphere.

@WRIClimate outlines 6 ways carbon pollution can be taken out of the air: https://t.co/FyrP4gfgkb

#CarbonRemoval #ClimateAction https://t.co/JBfNNBf1Uc

WRI Climate

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Gale-force winds (depicted in dark red/purple colors) can be anticipated offshore NW Colombia each night through this weekend. But why will this occur each night, and all week?

See below 👀👇 https://t.co/BbYDMLqhvj

NHC_TAFB

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The IPCC is meeting in Accra this week with experts advancing metrics and methods for assessing climate impacts and adaptation. Their work will support the upcoming WGII assessment. #IPCC #ClimateChange #ClimateReport
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IPCC

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RT @NASAGoddard: In the early morning hours of March 3, a lunar eclipse will turn the Moon red. Totality will be visible in eastern Asia, Australia, the Pacific, North & Central America & western South America.
https://t.co/2rH8EetPeL

Noah Petro shares what's behind (and in front of!) the show: https://t.co/pZNz4wU3Qu

NASA Earth

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RT @NASASolarSystem: Viewing a total lunar eclipse is as easy as looking up!
We know space fans want to get the most out of seeing the Moon turn red, so we asked a lunar scientist for tips. Our breakdown of how to enjoy the eclipse, reaching totality 6:04 a.m. ET/3:04 a.m. PT tomorrow morning. ⬇️ https://t.co/7M3qhzIbKN

NASA Earth

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Nighttime visible imagery also observes snow cover across the northern high plains and ice along the Missouri River. Seen earlier this morning by polar-orbiting satellites. https://t.co/pqaLkqLa63

CIRA

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RT @JPSSProgram: In Alaska’s remote environment, @NOAA’s JPSS satellites provide frequent observations that support weather forecasting and hazard monitoring.

This sequence shows one example as volcanic ash billows from Mount Shishaldin on Oct. 3, 2023.

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The 2025 #ClimateAndDevelopment report identifies opportunities for investments in adaptation and low-emission development to create new job opportunities and protect vulnerable groups. https://t.co/SlIHe3jTyF https://t.co/J6oGuwUtl1

World Bank Group Climate and Environment

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.@NOAA, @northropgrumman to release new high-definition sonar images of USS Monitor shipwreck

Reporters invited to March 7 briefing: https://t.co/SiHGftAMjU

@sanctuaries #USSMonitor #Shipwreck

NOAA Communications

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