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Forest = For Rest.
The dance of the forest. Nature is amazing. Protect it. #ActOnClimate
#climate #deforestation #amazingnature
The dance of the forest. Nature is amazing. Protect it. #ActOnClimate
#climate #deforestation #amazingnature
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A single gas leak in Pennsylvania vented more than 1.4B cubic ft of methane into the atmosphere. That’s as much climate pollution as 261 coal plants! There’s nothing “clean” about “#naturalgas"
We have so many solutions. Implement them. #ActOnClimate
#climate #renewables
We have so many solutions. Implement them. #ActOnClimate
#climate #renewables
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98% of Costa Rica's power already comes from #renewables. Half of the land is covered by forest. They're aiming to transform their entire economy to have a zero carbon footprint.
It can be done, let's get moving. #ActOnClimate
#ClimateEmergency #climate #energy #GreenNewDeal
It can be done, let's get moving. #ActOnClimate
#ClimateEmergency #climate #energy #GreenNewDeal
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SpaceX no longer needs NASA, and that’s a problem for America’s space agency
“NASA desperately needs SpaceX, and SpaceX knows it, and Elon knows it.”
arstechnica.com/space/2026/10/…
“NASA desperately needs SpaceX, and SpaceX knows it, and Elon knows it.”
arstechnica.com/space/2026/10/…
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Trump boosted half of US coal plants with taxpayer dollars and ‘free passes to pollute’, report says
Environmental Defense Fund analysis shows administration handed out $950m and Clean Air Act exemptions
theguardian.com/us-news/2026/o…
Environmental Defense Fund analysis shows administration handed out $950m and Clean Air Act exemptions
theguardian.com/us-news/2026/o…
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Smoke from LA fires exposed millions of people to high levels of toxic heavy metals, study says
During the 2025 Los Angeles fires, approximately 7 million residents were exposed to airborne lead exceeded 80 times the normal background level...
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During the 2025 Los Angeles fires, approximately 7 million residents were exposed to airborne lead exceeded 80 times the normal background level...
abcnews.com/Health/wireSto…
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The Effect of Deactivating Facebook and Instagram on Users' Emotional State
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Researchers Tie Exposure to Wildfire Smoke During Pregnancy to Higher Risk of Autism
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LakeBrowser retweeted
In 1985, Carl Sagan told Congress that continuing to burn fossil fuels will increase global temperature, cause climate change, melt glaciers and ice sheets, and cause sea level rise. Imagine if we had listened to him them.
No time to wait. #ActOnClimate
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No time to wait. #ActOnClimate
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These tiny wind turbines are designed for rooftops. They measure only 3 metres by 3 metres. They can sit on the edge of a roof and are small enough to squeeze in alongside solar panels.
We have so many solutions. Implement them. #ActOnClimate
#ClimateAction #renewables
We have so many solutions. Implement them. #ActOnClimate
#ClimateAction #renewables
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California's future has more summer but few beaches, new report warns
Summer is getting longer and winter is waning in California, a new climate report warns
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Summer is getting longer and winter is waning in California, a new climate report warns
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LakeBrowser retweeted
A sharper view of our changing planet is coming. 🛰️🌎
Meet LandIS, the Landsat Instrument Suite that will fly aboard Landsat 10, the next satellite in the Landsat series.
With 26 spectral bands spanning visible light to thermal infrared, LandIS will collect more than twice as and Landsat 9. These additional bands will help users better distinguish features on Earth’s surface and monitor water quality, agriculture, vegetation health, snow and ice, soil conditions, and other environmental parameters.
LandIS will also capture finer spatial detail, with resolutions of 10 to 20 meters for visible, near-infrared, and shortwave-infrared observations. That means a clearer view of smaller features, including streams, streamside habitats, woodlots, and individual agricultural fields.
Together, more spectral bands and finer spatial resolution will help users detect, distinguish, and track environmental change with greater detail and precision.
Expected to begin operations in the early 2030s, LandIS will also continue Landsat’s coverage of sunlit land and near-shore waters, along with select nighttime observations. It will also uphold the program’s high standards for data accuracy, extending a record of Earth observations that spans more than 54 years.
Learn more about Landsat 10 and its planned capabilities: ow.ly/X4gK50ZW4EE
📷: A visual comparison of spatial resolution showing the 30-meter pixels of Landsat 8 and 9 (left) alongside the finer, more detailed 10-meter pixels planned for Landsat 10 (right). Credit: NASA
Meet LandIS, the Landsat Instrument Suite that will fly aboard Landsat 10, the next satellite in the Landsat series.
With 26 spectral bands spanning visible light to thermal infrared, LandIS will collect more than twice as and Landsat 9. These additional bands will help users better distinguish features on Earth’s surface and monitor water quality, agriculture, vegetation health, snow and ice, soil conditions, and other environmental parameters.
LandIS will also capture finer spatial detail, with resolutions of 10 to 20 meters for visible, near-infrared, and shortwave-infrared observations. That means a clearer view of smaller features, including streams, streamside habitats, woodlots, and individual agricultural fields.
Together, more spectral bands and finer spatial resolution will help users detect, distinguish, and track environmental change with greater detail and precision.
Expected to begin operations in the early 2030s, LandIS will also continue Landsat’s coverage of sunlit land and near-shore waters, along with select nighttime observations. It will also uphold the program’s high standards for data accuracy, extending a record of Earth observations that spans more than 54 years.
Learn more about Landsat 10 and its planned capabilities: ow.ly/X4gK50ZW4EE
📷: A visual comparison of spatial resolution showing the 30-meter pixels of Landsat 8 and 9 (left) alongside the finer, more detailed 10-meter pixels planned for Landsat 10 (right). Credit: NASA
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Arizona is building the first solar canal in the U.S. . Solar-covered canals will generate renewable energy and save water in this notoriously dry area: buff.ly/3wEcF5h
We have so many solutions to this crisis. Implement them. #ActOnClimate
#climate #energy #renewables
We have so many solutions to this crisis. Implement them. #ActOnClimate
#climate #energy #renewables
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Let’s take the scenic route across Massachusetts! 🛰️
Massachusetts ratified the U.S. Constitution on Feb. 6, 1788, becoming the sixth state. As America marks 250 years, the Bay State comes into view in our America from Space journey.
Though the seventh-smallest state by land home to about 7 million people, more than 1,500 miles of coastline, and forests covering roughly 60 percent of the state. That mix gives Landsat three very different stories to tell.
First stop: Cape Cod. The state’s coastline has long supported fishing, maritime trade, and tourism. Wind, waves, and storms continually reshape the Cape’s beaches and barrier islands. Long-term Landsat imagery helps researchers track shoreline movement, breaches, and other coastal changes—information that can support coastal management.
Next: Boston and Cambridge. Boston has more than 18,000 people per square mile, and urban heat hotspots can increase health risks. Buildings and pavements can have higher land surface temperatures than trees, parks, and water. Landsat’s thermal observations can map those differences and help identify hotspots. Cambridge used Landsat data to help develop an urban heat island model that informed its 2021 Resilient Cambridge Plan.
Farther west, October Mountain State Forest brings Massachusetts’ forests into view. Forests play an important role in storing carbon. As Massachusetts developed its decarbonization plan, Landsat land-cover data helped researchers’ model how forest growth, development, and tree harvesting could affect future carbon storage.
🔗 Continue the scenic route from space. Explore the Massachusetts State Mosaic: ow.ly/gkkE50ZT8cw
📸1: A Landsat 9 image of Cape Cod and surrounding coastal waters. Acquired September 12, 2026.
📸2: A Landsat 9 image of Boston, Cambridge, Boston Harbor, and surrounding communities. Acquired August 31, 2025.
📸3: A Landsat 9 image of October Mountain State Forest in western Massachusetts. Sun glint is visible on several ponds across the forested landscape. Acquired June 13, 2026.
Credit: USGS
#AmericaFromSpace #America250 #TheBayState
Massachusetts ratified the U.S. Constitution on Feb. 6, 1788, becoming the sixth state. As America marks 250 years, the Bay State comes into view in our America from Space journey.
Though the seventh-smallest state by land home to about 7 million people, more than 1,500 miles of coastline, and forests covering roughly 60 percent of the state. That mix gives Landsat three very different stories to tell.
First stop: Cape Cod. The state’s coastline has long supported fishing, maritime trade, and tourism. Wind, waves, and storms continually reshape the Cape’s beaches and barrier islands. Long-term Landsat imagery helps researchers track shoreline movement, breaches, and other coastal changes—information that can support coastal management.
Next: Boston and Cambridge. Boston has more than 18,000 people per square mile, and urban heat hotspots can increase health risks. Buildings and pavements can have higher land surface temperatures than trees, parks, and water. Landsat’s thermal observations can map those differences and help identify hotspots. Cambridge used Landsat data to help develop an urban heat island model that informed its 2021 Resilient Cambridge Plan.
Farther west, October Mountain State Forest brings Massachusetts’ forests into view. Forests play an important role in storing carbon. As Massachusetts developed its decarbonization plan, Landsat land-cover data helped researchers’ model how forest growth, development, and tree harvesting could affect future carbon storage.
🔗 Continue the scenic route from space. Explore the Massachusetts State Mosaic: ow.ly/gkkE50ZT8cw
📸1: A Landsat 9 image of Cape Cod and surrounding coastal waters. Acquired September 12, 2026.
📸2: A Landsat 9 image of Boston, Cambridge, Boston Harbor, and surrounding communities. Acquired August 31, 2025.
📸3: A Landsat 9 image of October Mountain State Forest in western Massachusetts. Sun glint is visible on several ponds across the forested landscape. Acquired June 13, 2026.
Credit: USGS
#AmericaFromSpace #America250 #TheBayState
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Gas cars fall below 50% of global new car sales for the first time electrek.co/2026/10/05/gas… by @fredlambert
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