🌍 From space, the signs are clear. How do we act on them? Shrinking glaciers, bleached coral reefs, vanishing forests. Satellite data gives us an unprecedented view of Earth’s rapid changes. Now, it’s about moving from seeing to doing. 🛰️ Advances in Earth observation (EO), AI, digital twins and edge computing are transforming climate and biodiversity action. In a new article for the #COP30 (cop30nobrasil) Climate Action 2025 edition, Jumpei Takami (UN-SPIDER) explores how EO and AI are revolutionizing climate action for ocean health and life on land. 🔗 Read "Intelligence from Above" through our link in bio! (via SDGAction) 📸: The Branco River in Brazil, captured by IRIDE’s Hawk for Earth Observation (HEO) satellite constellation. With near-infrared sensors, water appears black, while healthy vegetation is bright red. This makes it easier to distinguish the brown patches on the left that show where vegetation has been cleared.