RT @JPSSProgram: This shifting algal bloom off the East Coast was captured by @NOAA’s JPSS satellites from late March to early May 2026.

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NOAA Satellites

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RT @NASAglenn: To the left, to the left 👈

Take a peek inside the regenerative fuel cell system our researchers are preparing to test over the next few months.

This technology operates like a rechargeable battery and could revolutionize the way @NASA stores energy during future Moon missions — potentially powering habitats, rovers, and other essential systems.

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NASA Technology

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Dangers remain even after the skies turn blue. This is NOT the time to put your guard down. Nearly half of hurricane fatalities occur after the storm. Here's a video detailing some dangers after the storm passes: https://t.co/CsLe39C9U8

National Hurricane Center

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Using climate and health data to anticipate heatwaves, disease outbreaks and hospital disruptions can deliver between $4 and $68 in economic benefits for every $1 invested, according to new @WRIClimate research commissioned by @rockefellerfdn.

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WRI Climate

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May Gray and June Gloom don't mean the same thing as “Negative Nancy”— they actually describe a phenomenon that causes low clouds and foggy mornings along coastal California. @NOAA’s #GOESWest (#GOES18) 🛰️ captured this imagery of the #MarineLayer (aka #MayGray) as the sun rose this morning.

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NOAA Satellites

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A mosaic made of Earth 🌎

In Taiwan, the average size of a farm is much smaller than in the U.S. or U.K. When seen from space, the small rectangular plots look like a mosaic of green and blue stained glass. https://t.co/hhYsxFRXqV

NASA Earth

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.@WorldBankGroup report #RebootDevelopment shows that nature can create jobs, drive economic growth, and build resilience. Read the blog to find out the 5 essentials that every policymaker, CEO, and development practitioner should know.
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World Bank Group Climate and Environment

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#ResearchRecap: While satellites can show that phytoplankton bloom after hurricanes pass, understanding of the subsurface biogeochemical landscape is limited. A recent study offers a 3D view of how powerful storms alter ocean productivity & biogeochemistry https://t.co/PH3k2S3eSQ https://t.co/bj7XF1m8sD

NOAA Research

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Mount Dukono, a volcano on Indonesia's Halmahera island, erupted earlier this morning, releasing an ash cloud high into the atmosphere. https://t.co/XJX3InpP81

CIRA

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Since 1953, Atlantic tropical storms had been named from lists originated by the National Hurricane Center. They are now maintained and updated by an international committee of the World Meteorological Organization. Here is the full list of names https://t.co/70SCdX7FIB The image below shows the retired names with Melissa recently retired in 2025.

National Hurricane Center

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🦠 A deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard the cruise ship MV Hondius has renewed global attention on how rodent-borne diseases spread.

🐀 Researchers have long observed that deforestation, habitat fragmentation, and ecosystem degradation often favour generalist rodent species, the same animals most likely to host dangerous pathogens.

🌱Thus, “restoration should be recognised as a public health intervention,” said Paula Prist, Senior Programme Coordinator, IUCN Forest and Grasslands Team. “While its role in mitigating climate change and restoring biodiversity is well established, it is also a vital strategy for protecting human health."

💡To learn more about One Health and the Hantavirus outbreak, read the full story: https://t.co/Xi5hWNoefV.

#IUCN #OneHealth

IUCN Forest and Grasslands

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The Ocean State Report brings together more than 100 scientists each year to document the state of the global ocean.

The upcoming 10th edition is a milestone, and its cover is open to submissions.

The DataViz Challenge closes 19 June.
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Copernicus Marine

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