Anyone else need a cup of coffee to start the day? Coffee crops are significantly affected by climate change. Watch how coffee farmers in Honduras are adapting and how the United States is supporting their work to protect our planet.

The U.S. government, businesses, and everyday Americans are addressing the climate crisis and improving the environment. Read how we are investing in climate resilience, choosing sustainable options, and protecting public lands and waters. share.america.gov/how-americ…

The impacts of climate change are already here and air quality in countries around the world will worsen. No country can solve the climate crisis on its own, which is why we must work together at COP28.

In “The Week at State,” @SecBlinken headed to Brussels to attend the @NATO #ForMin, highlighting our steadfast commitment to Ukraine. He then returned to Tel Aviv and Ramallah, continuing his intensive diplomacy before making a final stop in Dubai for #COP28.

Hiring employees with disabilities makes U.S. foreign policy stronger, smarter, and more innovative. Learn more about @doscareers for candidates with disabilities: careers.state.gov/accessibil…

On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we celebrate every effort to create a world with more equity, equality, inclusion and democratic participation for persons with disabilities. #IDPD2023

The actions we are taking today will set NATO up to remain an indispensable alliance for the next 75 years.

Ensuring that Russia’s war of aggression remains a strategic failure is as vital today as when the Kremlin launched that war almost two years ago.

Curious what #COP28 stands for and how the world is collaborating on climate change solutions? This year, delegates from 197 countries are meeting in Dubai for this important annual gathering. Catch up on all things COP with us: state.gov/climate-crisis/cop…