Climate Change Intensifies Heatwave for the 250th US Independence Day
A strong heat dome is driving temperatures higher across the central and eastern states. Experts see human-caused climate change as a clear amplifier — with …
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Climate change and urban growth amplify flood risk along the Gulf of Guinea coast
Between 20 and 22 June, extreme rainfall in Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Togo and Nigeria caused severe flooding. According to World Weather Attribution, global warming increases …
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Geodesy: Foundation for Climate Research and Sea Level Monitoring
Geodesy provides precise data for measuring the Earth and is central to understanding climate changes, sea level rise, and weather phenomena.
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ESA Satellite Map Reveals Three Decades of Ice Stream Changes in Antarctica
Using a tandem satellite mission, ESA researchers have precisely measured the movements of Antarctic ice over 30 years. The simultaneous observation of the same area …
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ESA Satellite Images Reveal Climate and Environmental Changes in July 2026
The European Space Agency ESA releases satellite images from July 6 to 10, 2026, clearly documenting the impacts of climate change and weather-related events worldwide.
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Satellite Images of Canada’s Great Bear Lake Document Environmental Changes
The Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission has captured Canada’s Great Bear Lake from space. The images provide vital insights into environmental changes in the Arctic region and …
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June 2026 Ranks as the Second Warmest Globally Since Records Began
June 2026 recorded a global average temperature 1.09 degrees Celsius above the 20th century average, making it the second warmest June on record. This trend …
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June 2026: US Records Significantly Above-Average Temperatures
The average temperature across the contiguous United States in June 2026 was 21.4°C – 1.2 degrees Celsius above the 20th-century average. NOAA data confirms a …
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„Adopt a Drifter“: How Educators Worldwide Help Improve Understanding of the Ocean
The "Adopt a Drifter" program has connected educators with maritime research for over 20 years. It expands knowledge of ocean currents and uniquely links science, …
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Sediment Fans on Severny Island: Insights into Geomorphological Processes in the Arctic
In the Arctic, glacier erosion and meltwater shape sediment fans that significantly influence the landscape. NASA satellite images vividly demonstrate how these deposits impact river …
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Humpback Whale Freed from Fishing Net in Alaska – A Case Highlighting the Urgent Need for Marine Protection
A humpback whale entangled in fishing nets off Alaska was successfully freed by a NOAA team. This rescue underscores the vulnerability of marine mammals and …
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ESA Satellite Images Reveal Climate Impacts from Space in July 2026
The European Space Agency (ESA) has documented recent climate and environmental changes with satellite images from July 13 to 17, 2026. The series highlights global …
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