US EditionArgentine meteorologist becomes first female head of UN weather agency
- Celeste Saulo, an Argentine meteorologist, has been elected as the first female head of the United Nations weather agency.
- She received the necessary two-thirds backing from member states and succeeds Petteri Taalas.
- The World Meteorological Organization plays a key role in coordinating international meteorological work, which has become increasingly prominent due to climate change.
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UN climate agency picks Argentina's Saulo as first woman leader
The World Meteorological Organization voted Thursday for Argentina’s Celeste Saulo to become its first woman leader and steer the WMO’s critical global role in tracking climate change. Saulo, a WMO vice-president who has headed Argentina’s weather service since 2014, won a landslide vote at the UN climate and weather agency’s congress in Geneva. The WMO’s
Argentine meteorologist elected as first female head of United Nation's weather agency
A leading Argentine meteorologist has been elected as the first female head of the United Nations weather agency. The World Meteorological Organization said Celeste Saulo received the necessary two-thirds backing from member states Thursday. Saulo has served as the director of Argentina's National Meteorological Service since 2014. ARGENTINA GOVERNMENT DEFENDS CHAOTIC WORLD CUP PARADE THAT FORCED PLAYERS TO LEAVE VIA HELICOPTER An experienced ac…
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