Maila churns over the Solomon Sea as a powerful tropical cyclone. https://t.co/Jr9CTi4rpr

CIRA

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📬 Looking for trusted climate insights in one place?

Our #newsletter hub brings together WRI’s climate-focused newsletters in a single destination. Browse past archives, and subscribe to updates across climate, economics, equity, and finance: https://t.co/lTVzHAiyHo https://t.co/x5c7nXaDsz

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Wetlands are nature's multifunctional ecosystems.

Valuing, conserving, restoring and financing wetlands is no longer optional – it is essential to securing the foundations of life on earth.

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IUCN

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When nature is counted, it starts to count.
From Ethiopia 🇪🇹 to Nepal 🇳🇵, better ecosystem & forest data reshape laws, unlock rural incomes, & open new value chains in agroforestry & tourism.
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The Himawari-9 and GOES-18 weather satellites monitor Tropical Cyclone Vaianu in the South Pacific Ocean.

After passing south of Fiji earlier this week, Vaianu is moving over cooler waters as it heads in the direction of New Zealand. https://t.co/uZq1XpIXYp

CIRA

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📸🌏Two views of Earth—more than 50 years apart.

Apollo gave us the Blue Marble. Artemis II offers a fresh perspective. And in between, the Landsat Program has steadily kept watch.

Since 1972, Landsat’s repeat coverage has built the world’s longest continuous record of Earth’s land surface, with millions of images available to everyone.

Today, Landsat 8 and Landsat 9 revisit most places on Earth every 8 days, turning snapshots into science and action.

This long-term record supports efforts to improve agriculture, manage water resources, monitor land-use change, respond to natural disasters, and deepen our understanding of our dynamic planet.

The Landsat program is a long-standing partnership between @USGS and @NASA.

👉Learn more at https://t.co/W8qhNrdtAV

📷 1: A photo of the Earth captured by the Apollo 17 crew on December 7, 1972. Photo credit: NASA
📷 2: A photo of the Earth captured by Artemis II commander Reid Wisemanon on April 3, 2026. Photo credit: NASA

#Artemis #EarthObservation #Landsat

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Earthrise (Artemis II’s version)

The Artemis II crew took this photo of Earthrise—when Earth appears to rise from behind the lunar horizon—as the crew flew around the far side of the Moon on April 6, 2026. In this view, Earth looks like a crescent and the Moon is on the right. https://t.co/QiMMpLXeAy

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🌊 Coastal cities may experience larger, more intense floods in the future.

✍️ New research looked into the future of flooding in Shanghai and showed that by 2100 the floods of Shanghai could increase in extent by 80% - and be much deeper.

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UNDRR

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Do you see that dark smudge-like shape moving across the top of this morning's Pacific view from @NOAA's #GOESWest (#GOES18) 🛰️?

You're seeing a satellite eclipse! Twice a year, around the equinoxes, the GOES satellites pass through Earth’s shadow and can pick up stray sunlight—creating brief streaks or glitches like this. Don't worry, it's normal.

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NOAA Satellites

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RT @NWS: Today is the day to share your #SafePlaceSelfie!

Here is ours! Let's see your safe place selfies. Feel free to comment, tag us and use the hashtag "SafePlaceSelfie" so we can find and share your posts.

Let's work together to bring awareness to the importance of preparedness.

More information about finding your safe place: https://t.co/rNsqaTMmTS

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