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Global Climate Observing System (GCOS)
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News

A narrow river winds through expansive green rice fields under a clear sky, with distant trees and hills on the horizon.
Update
31 March 2025

The Global Terrestrial Network for Rivers (GTN-R) was accredited as a GCOS Affiliated Networks

Two people sit at a table with microphones, engaged in discussion. Two United Nations flags are visible in the background.
Project update
07 March 2025

WMO launches iClimateAction to strengthen global climate intelligence

A ship sails on the ocean at night as two bright lightning bolts strike the water.
News
07 March 2025

Meteorological services are vital for the ocean economy

Illustration of Earth surrounded by seven satellites with solar panels, connected by lines, set against a space background with stars and a distant view of the Moon.
News
18 November 2024

WMO at COP29: Close the gap in Earth Observations

A group of people standing together outside near a spiral staircase and a white fence in a field under a clear blue sky.
Update
30 October 2024

Global Climate Observing System delegation visits China

The sun is setting over the ocean.
News
27 October 2023

Report card gives update on the Global Ocean Observing System

The Global Climate Observing System (GCOS) is co-sponsored by WMO, IOC-UNESCO, UNEP, and ISC.

GCOS is supported by the European Union.

 

 

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