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A new view of the North Pole just in time for Earth Day

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NOAA-20 satellite shares first polar view, captured April 12, 2018.

For Earth Day, we celebrate education efforts that helped the planet

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At the 2017 Washington Coast Cleanup, 1335 volunteers cleaned 1,000 acres of parks or public lands and removed 28,045 lbs of trash.

Science in service to the planet we call home

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Collage showing rockfish in the Northwest’s Puget Sound region, marine debris collection in Hawaii and CoCoRaHS volunteer measuring precipitation.

Planting an Earth Day garden? Consider climate’s new normal

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Yellow lillies.

8 ways to keep the Earth cleanoffsite link

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Litter such as plastic detergent bottles, crates, buoys, combs, and water bottles blanket Kanapou Bay, on the Island of Kaho’olawe in Hawaii. This region is a hot-spot for marine debris accumulation.

#EarthDay DIY: Create your own rain garden with this mobile app

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Download this NOAA partner Apple or Android app to help you create your own rain garden this spring!

Please, no selfies with the seals: 5 ways to view wildlife responsibly

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Whale watchers get a glimpse of a humpback.

Every action counts: Join a cleanup this #EarthDay

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Students take part in a shoreline cleanup at the Port of Oakland's Middle Harbor Shoreline Park in Oakland, CA.

Ever dream of becoming a scientist? Dream no more.

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Citizen Science Day

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NOAA citizen scientists at work in the field.

Here are 5 successes to celebrate this Earth Day

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View of a coral reef just below the waterline in Midway Atoll, Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument.

The story behind the first Earth Day

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Earth Day image - Earth in water drop on a leaf.

10 simple choices you can make for a healthier planet

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Protecting our planet starts with you.

Protecting our planet starts with you: 10 simple choices for a healthier Earth

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Infographic showing ten things you can do to protect the earth.

Florence moves north bringing heavy rain to parts of the Mid-Atlantic

Life-threatening flash floods and prolonged river flooding to continue

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Evaluating Florence damage from the air: NOAA begins aerial surveys [EXT]

Summer 2018 ranked 4th hottest on record for U.S.

Ask the scientist: How can the weather spark and spread wildfires?

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