"Since you asked": What are the #WBGMeetings? Twice a year we host leaders from various sectors at our Washington, DC headquarters. These meetings are the ultimate check-in for discussing progress & priorities. Watch to find out how ideas turn into action. https://t.co/4ki2V6LRth https://t.co/uxPqCDFni6

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A plume of thick Saharan dust crosses the Eastern Mediterranean Sea, blanketing the skies over Greece. https://t.co/mATYdPuEW5

CIRA

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Disaster risk frameworks address social vulnerability, but mental health is often overlooked.

In this #DRRVoices blog piece, mental health expert Ruth C. White argues that psychological preparedness deserves much more institutional investment.

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UNDRR

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With the window for the Artemis II rocket launch only a couple of hours away, GOES-19 keeps an eye on the clouds and weather conditions over Florida. https://t.co/YkP4Dq2Rhs

CIRA

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Nature shapes livelihoods & productivity, and labor markets shape how societies adapt.

Read more about how protecting air, water & land is pro jobs and pro prosperity:

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🎉The @FAO #FASTPartnership has a new Member. Welcome Kenya!

It is only through collective action that we can unlock more and better #ClimateFinance for agrifood systems.

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How can we ensure more climate investments in agrifood systems for the most vulnerable?

The #FASTPartnership offers solutions through targeted and impact-oriented activities.

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#ClimateAction #COP31 https://t.co/U9ea4mqDyA

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RT @NASA: The hatch is now closed.

The Artemis II astronauts are now strapped into their seats and ready for launch. https://t.co/NWSjgklep9

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Have you heard the news?

Climate leaders pioneering change, Indigenous voices in fashion, the role of divers in protecting the high seas…

We’re making headlines around the world. Here’s a taste of stories our work has inspired over the past few weeks. https://t.co/YDncdF4C4h

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RT @NASA: Liftoff.

The Artemis II mission launched from @NASAKennedy at 6:35pm ET (2235 UTC), propelling four astronauts on a journey around the Moon.

Artemis II will pave the way for future Moon landings, as well as the next giant leap — astronauts on Mars. https://t.co/ENQA4RTqAc

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RT @NASA: Liftoff.

The Artemis II mission launched from @NASAKennedy at 6:35pm ET (2235 UTC), propelling four astronauts on a journey around the Moon.

Artemis II will pave the way for future Moon landings, as well as the next giant leap — astronauts on Mars. https://t.co/ENQA4RTqAc

NASA Technology

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Artemis II is headed for the moon!

GOES-19 caught this amazing view of the exhaust plume from the rocket as it launched from Cape Canaveral. https://t.co/bFCs11irOd

CIRA

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Invisible to the naked eye, microbes drift through water leaving clues in the form of DNA signatures 🧬

Scientists identify the origin and type of microbe, including if it’s harmful, with microbial source tracking.

Learn all about it in a new web story: https://t.co/JHBPVLLrcJ https://t.co/oHknvoShPl

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🌿 Preserving biodiversity is good for the planet – and reduces disaster damage. 🪸🐠

🌊 In Florida, strong coastal habitat protection halves flood insurance claims, says @SwissRe.🌱🐚💰

The bottom line ➡️ https://t.co/RDcInkhqG5 #NatureBasedSolutions https://t.co/CUgikLmT19

UNDRR

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The heat signature of the Artemis II rocket could be seen as it launched through Earth's atmosphere. https://t.co/fvlHsG7Cct

CIRA

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GOES-19 and GOES-18 captured the prominent exhaust plume left behind by Artemis II when it launched from Florida today.

Atmospheric winds dissipated the plume as sunset approached. https://t.co/N9q4M0CnI0

CIRA

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Investments in climate resilience could generate the equivalent of 150 million #jobs in LMICs by 2050.
New evidence shows locally led approaches are key to capturing this opportunity.

Read more: https://t.co/d5NUx2ElFO https://t.co/638e3aA4i2

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Congrats @NASA for the successful launch of #Artemis II from @NASAKennedy on April 1, 2026! You may have had a closer seat, but @NOAASatellites GOES-19 saw it from ~22,000 miles away. Here is the "rocket plume" RGB from 30-sec imagery. More on the Blog: https://t.co/Jl9xyG6s7d https://t.co/y5HAk0rWZr

UW-Madison CIMSS

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