The theme slogan of World Meteorological Day

Every year on World Meteorological Day, the Executive Committee of the World Meteorological Organization chooses a publicity theme to raise public awareness of the importance of meteorological issues closely related to it. Each theme reflects the meteorological problems that human beings are concerned about. The theme selection mainly focuses on meteorological work content, main scientific research projects and issues of common concern to all countries in the world.

The theme of World Meteorological Day in 2009 is "Weather, Climate and the Air We Breathe", which aims to arouse people's attention to climate change and air quality. The Fourth Assessment Report on Climate Change issued by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) IPCC)2007 holds that human activities emit a lot of greenhouse gases, which is the main reason for global climate change. IPCC also predicts that with the intensification of climate change, the frequency and intensity of floods, droughts and other extreme weather and climate events will increase. In addition, weather, climate and air quality are closely related to human health. Particulate matter and related pollutants in the air will harm the human respiratory system and heart, leading to asthma, heart disease, lung cancer and other diseases.

As early as 1950s, the World Meteorological Organization took the lead in coordinating the observation and analysis of atmospheric composition. By using a global network consisting of ground observation stations, remote sensing stations, balloon radiosondes, airplanes and satellites, professionals can regularly collect information about greenhouse gases, aerosols and ozone, as well as traditional meteorological and hydrological parameters. Mastering this information will help people to study meteorological problems, and then make early warning and prevention of disasters in advance, so as to minimize the impact of disasters. In his speech on World Meteorological Day in 2009, World Meteorological Organization Secretary-General Jarraud emphasized that since 90% of natural disasters are directly related to weather, climate and water disasters, strengthening meteorological work and disaster prevention and mitigation are conducive to achieving the UN Millennium Development Goals. 196 1 meteorological year

1962 contribution of meteorology to agriculture and food production

1963 traffic and meteorology (especially meteorology applied to aviation)

1964 meteorology-a factor of economic development

1965 international meteorological cooperation

1966 World Weather Monitoring Network

1967 weather and water

1968 meteorology and agriculture

1969 economic benefits of meteorological services

1970 meteorological education and training

197 1 year meteorological and human environment

1972 meteorological and human environment

1973 international meteorological cooperation 100

1974 meteorology and tourism

1975 meteorology and telecommunications

1976 weather and grain

1977 weather and water

1978 future meteorology and research

1979 meteorology and energy

1980 human and climate change

198 1 World Weather Monitoring Network

1982 space meteorological observation

1983 meteorological observer

1984 meteorological increase grain production

1985 meteorology and public safety

Climate change, drought and desertification

1987 model of meteorology and international cooperation

1988 meteorological and propaganda media

1989 meteorological service aviation

1990 meteorological and hydrological departments serve to alleviate natural disasters.

199 1 year Earth's atmosphere

1992 weather and climate serve for stable development.

1993 meteorology and technology transfer

Observed weather and climate

1995 public and meteorological services

1996 meteorological and sports services

1997 weather and urban water problems

1998 weather, ocean and human activities

1999 weather, climate and health

Fifty years of meteorological service in 2000

200 1 Weather, Climate and Water Volunteers

Reduce vulnerability to extreme weather and climate events in 2002

Pay attention to our future climate in 2003

Weather, Climate and Water in the Information Age in 2004

Weather, Climate, Water and Sustainable Development in 2005

Prevention and mitigation of natural disasters in 2006

Polar Meteorology 2007: Understanding Global Impacts

Observe our planet for a better future in 2008.

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Weather, climate and air we breathe in 2009 (weather, climate and air we breathe)

World Meteorological Organization in 20 10 —— Sixty years devoted to human security and well-being.

Man and climate 20 1 1 year

20 12 weather, climate and water add power to the future.

20 13 Monitor the weather and protect the safety of life and property.

20 14 weather and climate: youth participation

20 15 Climate Knowledge Services Climate Action

Facing a hotter, drier and more waterlogged future. Celebrate "March 23rd" World Meteorological Day!

2.20 10 theme of world meteorological day-60 years devoted to human safety and well-being.

3. Polar meteorological change is closely related to global climate change!

4. Strengthen the research of polar meteorology and promote the protection of polar ecosystems!

5. Understand the importance of climate change from the perspective of sustainable development strategy!

6. Strengthen the research on climate and climate change to better cope with the challenges facing mankind!

7. Accelerate meteorological modernization and enhance meteorological disaster prevention and mitigation capabilities!

8. Strengthen the construction of disaster prevention and early warning system and improve the ability of disaster weather early warning and forecasting.

9. Advocate a simple life culture and live in harmony with nature!

10. Accurately predict the weather and climate change to protect the sustainable development!

1 1. Strengthen the monitoring, evaluation and comprehensive utilization of climate and ecological resources!

12. slow down and stop climate change, protect blue sky and white clouds, green mountains and green rivers!

13. Be kind to the earth on which human beings depend for our future generations!

14. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change came into effect on1March 2, 9941,and China is a "contracting party" to the Convention!

15. The Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change came into effect on February 16, 2005!