@BeccaLizE, Senior Scientist @ECMWF, Lead Editor of #ESOTC2025, shares her perspective on the report. She reflects on the finding that surprised her most, the result that deserves closer attention & how the report can help everyone make sense of Europe’s changing climate.
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Copernicus ECMWF

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The world’s forests absorb 2.4 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide a year meaning reversing the effects of #deforestation is essential in the fight against #ClimateChange.

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IUCN

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'Forests & forest products are a cornerstone of bioeconomy solutions, helping to 'produce more with less' & decarbonize key industries while protecting ecosystems & promoting equity & livelihoods,' @FAO's Zhimin Wu tells @metsayhdistysRy Forest Academy Course for Decision Makers https://t.co/7pTY1VED3H

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🎉 Register for the webinar series now!

📈 This webinar series aims to provide practical and accessible guidance on how civil society organizations working on Land Degradation Neutrality, ecosystem restoration, and sustainable land managment can identify access and successfully apply for funding opportunities.

🌍 The series is structured regionally (Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Asia), ensuring that content and discussions are tailored to the specific realities, challenges, and opportunities of each context.

📍 Latin America & the Caribbean
📅 10 June 2026
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📅15 June 2026
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📍Africa
📅16 June 2026
⏰13:00-14:30 GMT
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IUCN Forest and Grasslands

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It's #WhereInTheWorld Wednesday!

This peninsula in Wisconsin, seen by #NOAA21 on April 22, 2026, separates the southern part of the Green Bay from Lake Michigan. It is named after a treacherous water passage called "Porte Des Morts" that lies off the tip, where currents from the bay and lake converge.

NOAA Satellites

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🆕Deforestation lowers threshold for Amazon degradation: If deforestation reaches ~22–28%, up to 2/3 of Amazon could shift into degraded ecosystems at 1.5–1.9°C warming. Without more deforestation, such changes would occur only at higher warming levels.
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Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK

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As the sun rises over the Eastern Pacific, showers and thunderstorms are developing along the monsoon trough. No further development or cyclone formation are expected with this activity. #marinewx

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NHC_TAFB

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Misuse of the increasingly popular rewilding concept risks alienating communities and harming existing #biodiversity.

These 10 #rewilding principles can help rewild safely https://t.co/YXV3g8DRv4 https://t.co/WzcevDXv0I

IUCN

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RT @NOAANCEI: 🌪️ The new ADT-HURSAT dataset from NOAA/NCEI & #CIMSS is here! Standardized #hurricane intensity records can help communities, businesses & scientists understand previous storms and strengthen #PublicSafety for the 2026 season. Learn more here: https://t.co/BkOx3yvPRE https://t.co/Qtu5vniQje

NHC_TAFB

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When a storm is forecast to impact your area, take action immediately to be ready. Here's a video about what steps to take, because when a hurricane threatens, there’s a lot to do to keep your family and property safe. #HurricanePrep https://t.co/u13hxnRMqY

National Hurricane Center

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🚙 #EVs have been growing exponentially due to falling costs, improving technology and government support. Globally, 22% of passenger vehicles sold in 2024 were electric—that’s 8x higher than it was just five years earlier.

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WRI Climate

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.@NOAA awards $21.6M for uncrewed systems to support new charting and mapping vessels

News release: https://t.co/nuhLx8MoSD

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NOAA Communications

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Widespread thunderstorms move across northeastern Arizona. Captured yesterday afternoon from polar-orbiting satellites. https://t.co/HQhqowyHnI

CIRA

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NASA’s Artemis program has its eyes on the Moon—but so does Landsat! 🌕

Once a month, the Landsat satellites turn to look at the Moon instead of Earth. Observing the Moon helps calibrate the satellites’ instruments, allowing Landsat to consistently and reliably study our planet. https://t.co/DjtcBV0FF6

NASA Earth

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