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[Food and Agriculture Organization @FAO]

#WasteWater can be an untapped resource for farmers.

Safe use of wastewater can help us combat water scarcity and reduce environmental pollution.

Learn more about @FAO's work on wastewater: https://t.co/xuktoMbl4q

#WaterAction

[Food and Agriculture Organization @FAO]

Green cities offer many benefits to inhabitants and the planet.

🌡️ Urban trees specifically help to cool cities by up to 8°C!

#GreenCities #ElNiño

[Ember @ember_energy]

TOMORROW | Hybridisation combines technologies like wind, solar and storage behind a single grid connection – an often overlooked strategy for adding renewables in areas lacking extra grid capacity.

Enter hydro.
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[Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600]

Awesome #evolution tool shows when humans separated from other species: 1bn years fungi, 6m years chimpanzees. Source: https://t.co/ryyMB8qZl5

[Hrishikesh @QuantumCoder04]

@volklub Worth it @volklub ji! Cars are an emotion - especially VAG!
Any petrol additives you would recommend? Was thinking of this for our Taigun 1.0 (E20 compliant)

[Plastic Pollutes @PlasticPollutes]

With plastic particles found throughout men's reproductive systems, concerns are growing around the threats of plastic to men's fertility, sexual function, and overall reproductive health.⁠
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It's concerning to learn about plastic's harmful effects on our bodies, yet there are steps you can take to better protect your health while we push for systemic change.⁠
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Studies are linked in our blog, 'Plastic Harms Men's Fertility: How to Protect Your Health' 🔗⁠ : https://t.co/jHOuK4vCIa
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#PlasticPollutes #BreakFreeFromPlastic #MensHealth

[United Nations @UN]

Renewables are now the world’s leading source of electricity.

In 2025, renewable energy officially surpassed coal, marking a major milestone in the energy transition.

More affordable than ever, renewables can deliver what fossil fuels cannot: clean, lasting energy security.

[Global Goals @GlobalGoalsUN]

⏰ The clock is ticking!

The transition to renewable energy is within reach, but it requires bold action now!

Together, we can cut emissions, accelerate the energy transition and build a more sustainable future for all.
Read more:
https://t.co/BGlVSzTHj7

[World Resources Institute @WorldResources]

Carbon calculators usually focus on individual choices: what you eat, how you travel, how you power your home.

@WRIClimate’s new calculator is different. It’s designed for decision-makers whose choices affect large numbers of people, from policymakers and city planners to companies and large institutions.

Try it: https://t.co/SLR3q6dDDy

[Emmanuel @EmmanuelSPV]

Avant / Après Rue Mouton-Duvernet dans le 14ème arrondissement de Paris. La végétation a bien poussé depuis la piétonnisation et la végétalisation de cette section de la rue en 2024.

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

Plant as many trees as possible.

[Trichy Libertarians @Indicfederr0d]

It's good that the Chennai–Bengaluru HSR corridor is being fast-tracked, but the biggest economic gains for Tamil Nadu will come from connecting its own major cities.

The TN government should actively push the Centre to prioritize these high-speed rail corridors:

Chennai–Tiruchi–Madurai–Kanyakumari
Chennai–Coimbatore
Coimbatore–Tiruchi–Cuddalore (or Nagapattinam)
Hosur–Tiruchi–Thoothukudi

These four corridors would dramatically improve mobility, integrate TNs industrial and manufacturing hubs, boost tourism, strengthen ports and logistics, attract investment, and create a truly state-wide high-speed economic network.

[Trichy Libertarians @Indicfederr0d]

TN is already one of India's most diversified economies, but reaching the top will require a different mindset. The state has largely mastered industrialization; now it must master scale. Chennai alone cannot carry the state's growth.
Coimbatore, Hosur, Trichy, Madurai, Salem, Tiruppur and Tirunelveli need to evolve into globally competitive economic hubs with better logistics, higher-quality urban infrastructure and greater fiscal autonomy.

The next generation of reforms should focus on faster project execution, liberalized land use, higher FSI in urban areas, time-bound approvals, expanded port capacity, dedicated freight connectivity, modern industrial townships and commercial dispute resolution that works in months rather than years.

TN should also aggressively target sectors like semiconductors, aerospace, defence, electronics, AI, biotech and advanced manufacturing while making it easier for MSMEs to integrate into global supply chains. The state already has strong fundamentals a skilled workforce, diversified manufacturing, reliable power and a deep supplier ecosystem.

If it combines those strengths with faster execution, greater economic freedom and world-class infrastructure, there is no reason Tamil Nadu cannot challenge Gujarat and Maharashtra for the top position. In the next decade, the winners won't be the states that announce the most schemes they'll be the ones that remove the most barriers to investment and enterprise.

[Peter Battaglia @PeterWBattaglia]

We're announcing a major update to Weather Lab, our interactive website for sharing Google’s AI weather models from @GoogleDeepMind and @GoogleResearch: https://t.co/7vCH7Qw2Fo

[UN Environment Programme @UNEP]

Every year, millions of people flock to the world's coral reefs to marvel at the diversity of marine life they support. But scuba diving and snorkelling trips can put pressure on these reefs.

Discover some practical tips to help safeguard these underwater cities: https://t.co/MQ6thyBWrz

[UNICEF India @UNICEFIndia]

Children are at the heart of Tamil Nadu's future.

Thank you, Hon'ble Chief Minister Thiru C. Joseph Vijay, for meeting UNICEF India to discuss strengthening investments in children through evidence-based policy, innovation, child-responsive governance and strategic partnerships.

Together, we can build stronger systems through a child wellbeing framework that gives every child the opportunity to thrive.

[IUCN @IUCN]

From mangroves protecting shorelines from storms to peatlands sequestering carbon, 'Natural Water Infrastructure' is a vital #NaturebasedSolution.

Learn more about the services provided by natural water infrastructure.

➡️ https://t.co/k4rHXXb6yu

[K S Hosalikar @Hosalikar_KS]

So pl identify the probable areas of wet & dry region. You may be already facing it.
It says strongest influence often felt in the year after it develops.
So we need to plan for summer of 2027 too in India... !!
Long term planning is must.
It's global climate driver..

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

What if the solution to Bengaluru's floods wasn't something new, but something the city built 500 years ago?

A waterway that once carried nearly 130 million litres of untreated sewage every day has been transformed into a 12 km green corridor where people walk, birds return, and rainwater can finally flow the way it was meant to.

The revival of the K100 waterway is reviving one stretch of Bengaluru's historic Rajakaluve network, an ancient system that once connected lakes, recharged groundwater, and reduced flooding naturally.

Led through a multi-agency collaboration between BBMP, BWSSB, the Karnataka government, the MOD Foundation, and technical partners, the project cleaned the canal, diverted sewage, restored public spaces, and proved that restoring nature can help cities fight floods.

With over 842 km of Rajakaluves still spread across Bengaluru, could reviving these forgotten waterways help build a more flood-resilient future?

Read More: https://t.co/gFOBav6Vx5

#Bengaluru #UrbanPlanning #GreenInfrastructure
[Bengaluru K100 Waterway, Rajakaluve restoration, Bengaluru flood management]

[Dmitrii Kovanikov @ChShersh]

Switzerland was ahead of the game by open-sourcing *checks notes* their entire government