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14/08/2026

27/07/2026

Nossa casa na Urca!!

27/07/2026

23/07/2026

🎨📚 A Baía da Guanabara vai ganhar ainda mais cores com o novo lançamento da Editora AFRODIÁLOGOS … e você faz parte dessa história!

No dia 15 de agosto, venha celebrar o lançamento do livro “Baía da Guanabara Viva para Colorir”, uma iniciativa de , um potente autora parceira da AfroDiálogos Plataforma Educacional, em articulação com o Movimento Baía Viva .

📍 Praia da Urca – Avenida João Luís Alves, altura do nº 13 (Urca – Rio de Janeiro).

Venha colorir memórias, fortalecer identidades e celebrar a riqueza histórica, cultural e ambiental da Bahia da Guanabara. Sua presença fará esse momento ainda mais especial!

Esperamos você!!!

21/07/2026

El Niño is predicted by monitoring conditions in the tropical Pacific Ocean and using climate models to estimate how they might evolve over the coming months.

Monitoring relies on a global network of observations, including satellites, ocean buoys, research ships and atmospheric measurements operated by National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NMHSs) and international partners. These forecasts draw on observations of sea-surface temperatures, winds, rainfall, air pressure and ocean heat content.

Seasonal forecast models today can predict climate patterns one to six months in advance. One of the main tools used to track ENSO events is the Oceanic Niño Index (ONI) which measures whether sea-surface temperatures in a key area of the equatorial Pacific are warmer or cooler than their long-term average over a three-month period. Warmer-than-average conditions point to El Niño, while cooler-than-average conditions point to La Niña.

In a warming climate, scientists are also looking at the Relative Oceanic Niño Index (RONI). It measures how warm or cool the equatorial Pacific is compared to the rest of the tropics at the same time. This helps separate ENSO conditions from the broader warming of the global ocean.

28/06/2026

and are celebrating on Capitol Hill! We're applaud those like U.S. Rep. Mike Ezell, who support ocean, coastal and Great Lakes data across the U.S. for a stronger and more secure economy and healthier oceans!

23/05/2026