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The annual Greenhouse Gas Bulletin is released today. The industrial slowdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic has not curbed record levels of greenhouse gases which are trapping heat in the atmosphere, increasing temperatures and driving more extreme weather, ice melt, sea-level rise and ocean

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Further to yesterday's issuance of the Services for Aviation Newsletter Issue 2/2020, which was a special focus edition on women in leadership in aeronautical meteorology (see News Item here), WMO is pleased to announce that the inspirational stories of the female leaders within WMO's Standing

A joint IATA-WMO press release on the establishment of the Working Arrangement on AMDAR is now available via the link and as copied below. WMO and IATA agree to improve aircraft meteorological reporting

A joint IATA-WMO press release on the establishment of the Working Arrangement on AMDAR is now available via the link and as copied below. WMO and IATA agree to improve aircraft meteorological reporting

Issue 2/2020 of the WMO Services for Aviation Newsletter has just been issued. The newsletter, issued two times per year, brings the meteorological and aviation communities up-to-date on some of the latest developments within WMO, its Members and its partner organizations such as ICAO. The latest

Climate change is getting worse. Flood, drought and rising sea levels are threatening sanitation systems – from toilets to septic tanks to treatment plants. Everyone must have sustainable sanitation that can withstand climate change and keep communities healthy and functioning. Sustainable