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NASA satellites show dense smoke plumes from fire zones in central and eastern Oregon. Fires, started by lightning in parched landscapes, are degrading air quality …
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More than a month after the double earthquakes of 24 June 2026 in northern Venezuela, newly reprocessed Sentinel-1 radar data indicate stronger and more widespread …
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The coloration of Adélie penguin guano correlates with their prey. Analyzed from space, it provides clues about krill availability and how sea-ice changes affect the …
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On 16 and 17 September the ESA will bring startups, industry and research together at the Industry Space Days at ESTEC — with a focus …
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ESA imagery documents extensive forest and brush fires west of Madrid, showing active hotspots, burned areas and smoke plumes reaching the metropolitan region — providing …
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The ECMWF is calling for project proposals until 9 April 2026. New this year: an Africa-focused stream; the emphasis is on open source, visualization and …
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The US agency NCEI published an updated Typical Meteorological Year (TMY) on 13 April 2026. The hourly reference dataset is central to building design, energy …
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In Rome, experts at an FAO- and IPCC-hosted meeting are debating how agriculture and food systems can become more resilient to growing climate risks while …
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NOAA reports a U.S. average temperature of 61.7°F (~16.5°C) for May 2026 — about 1.5°F above the 20th-century average — placing the month in the …
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At the third expert meeting of the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) on 18 June 2026, new climate data for agriculture and the dialogue between …
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At London Climate Action Week, IPCC chair Jim Skea outlined how climate change, food security and social justice are intertwined. His core message: a successful …
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Spring and early summer 2026 were too dry and too hot across much of Europe. Soils and rivers are losing water, and agriculture, energy supplies …
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Pipeline operators in western Canada combine reanalysis datasets such as ERA5 with field observations to detect trends in soil moisture and pore-water pressure. This enables …
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At the World Climate Investment Summit in London, IPCC Chair Jim Skea called on policymakers and the financial sector to permanently steer capital toward renewables, …
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Flash floods can develop within minutes. Better observations, more precise models and clear risk communication can extend warning lead times and protect people.
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From orbit, Philadelphia appears as an intersection of river, city and coastal landscape. The historic center meets climate risks such as rising water levels and …
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The ESA weekly selection combines aesthetics with precise Earth observation. From sea ice and vegetation to urban structure, the images show how climate events and …
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Multispectral and thermal satellite data link recurring cyanobacterial blooms in Blue Mesa Reservoir to warm surface temperatures and low water levels. The findings touch on …
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