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  1. Global Goals@GlobalGoalsUN
    🌡️ Global warming is set to exceed 1.5°C and every fraction of a degree matters. Deep, rapid emissions cuts can still bring temperatures back down over time and help limit the worst impacts of climate change. #ClimateAction #GlobalGoals
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  2. United Nations✓@UN
    One planet. One shared future. Protecting nature means protecting humanity. We need more ambitious #ClimateAction — for our planet and the generations to come. Key facts from @UNDP:
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  3. Emmanuel Halleluyah@VaultedvistasHQ
    DAY 11🔥 In satellite imagery, sometimes a whole data set gets discarded due to cloud cover. Not because the ground truth was wrong. But because the sensor couldn't see clearly. That doesn't mean the ground wasn't there. We keep showing up. Map still open.#ClimateAction #Research
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  4. Green Climate Fund@theGCF
    Climate-related disasters are on the rise in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. So is the will to act together. 🌍 At our Regional Dialogue in Georgia 🇬🇪, 13 countries and 150 participants planned how to increase #climateaction cooperation. Full story 👉
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  5. keisha ali@keishaali15
    The first plants transformed Earth, creating ecosystems, stabilising soils, and making life on land possible. Their legacy reminds us why protecting forests, restoring ecosystems, and planting trees today is essential for our planet’s future. #Biodiversity #ClimateAction
    David Ullrich @DavidUllrich202
    The Complete History of Earth’s First Plants The Earth we know today, covered in forests, jungles, and grasslands, was not always green. For billions of years, the continents were vast expanses of bare rock, sand, and dust. There were no trees, no roots, no leaves. Almost all life remained confined to the water. Until something tiny began to change everything. Credit: PlanetGeo
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  6. David Ullrich✓@DavidUllrich202
    The Complete History of Earth’s First Plants The Earth we know today, covered in forests, jungles, and grasslands, was not always green. For billions of years, the continents were vast expanses of bare rock, sand, and dust. There were no trees, no roots, no leaves. Almost all life remained confined to the water. Until something tiny began to change everything. Credit: PlanetGeo
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  7. My Zero Carbon #ClimateAction@MyZeroCarbon
    . 7 Ways Data Centers Affect US Communities | World Resources Institute We need to take urgent #ClimateAction right now to avoid the worst of Climate Change! Find out more: .
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