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Used in an ICSUSA column: According to NASA, April 2014 was the second warmest on record globally [April 2010 is first].
Used in 1 column - Cited as See photo of Himalayas taken by astronauts aboard the International Space Station in 2017. Credit: NASA
Used in an ICSUSA column: The authors mapped 14,798 Himalayan glaciers and found that 40% of the glacial area has been lost recently and the loss is ten times faster than loss since the Little Ice Age 400-700 years ago. [See photo of Himalayas taken by astronauts aboard the Internation …
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- Cited as See the images from NASA of Earth’s poles.
Used in an ICSUSA column: Even as late as 2011 an “unprecedented” ozone hole developed in the Arctic with continuing ozone holes forming over the Antarctic regions. [See the images from NASA of Earth’s poles.]
Used in 1 column - Cited as See graph titled “Monthly Mean Global Surface Temperature” from NASA/GISS.
Used in an ICSUSA column: The impact of these increasing levels of this greenhouse gas is being felt in many ways and one is the global surface temperature [See graph titled “Monthly Mean Global Surface Temperature” from NASA/GISS.]
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The authors mapped 14,798 Himalayan glaciers and found that 40% of the glacial area has been lost recently and the loss is ten times faster than loss since the Little Ice Age 400-700 years ago. [See photo of Himalayas taken by astronauts aboard the International Space Station in 2017. Credit: NASA].
June 2026 He Is on The Way – El-Nino That Is June 2026As one might expect, NASA [National Aeronautics and Space Administration] in conjunction with JPL-Caltech has a most important chart on sea level rise.
April 2025 – Renewable Energy; Good News, Really! April 2025The source of the data is from NOAA [National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration], NASA [National Aeronautical and Space Administration], and GISS [Goddard Institute of Space Studies].
February 2024 – F.U.D. … A Climate Related Acronym February 2024The data were obtained from NASA [National Aeronautics and Space Administration], NOAA [National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration], along with other research institutions, with the chart published by Climate Central.
June 2020 – In New York State the Grid [Not Grill] Just Got Cleaner June 2020See the graph from NASA [National Aeronautical and Space Administration] labeled, “Temperature vs Solar Activity.”
September 2019 – Climate Change and Losses September 2019This graph labeled “Rising Global Temperature” is from NASA [National Aeronautics and Science Administration].
May 2019 – Climate Change and the Guard Dog Theory May 2019Meanwhile, in this photo taken by Scott Kelly [NASA] from the International Space Station this past year, every white dot is an oil drilling platform in a west Texas oilfield.
May 2016 – Climate Change and the New “Re-new” May 2016The impact of these increasing levels of this greenhouse gas is being felt in many ways and one is the global surface temperature [See graph titled “Monthly Mean Global Surface Temperature” from NASA/GISS.]
April 2016 – In Climate Science “Little Things Mean a Lot” April 2016See illustration [climate.NASA.gov/causes] of 4 small molecules that are primarily responsible for our warming climate.
December 2015 – “The Times They Are A-Changing”: Climate Change December 2015This photo, by Scott Kelly [NASA], is of Hurricane Patricia from the International Space Station.
December 2015 – “The Times They Are A-Changing”: Climate Change December 2015According to NASA, April 2014 was the second warmest on record globally [April 2010 is first].
August 2014 – “The Wind of Change is Blowing…..” Climate and Energy August 2014In March and November 2013, 100% of new power capacity in the U.S., came from renewables.Meanwhile, according to NASA, November 2013 is the warmest November on record.
January 2014 – Solar: One of Many Renewable Solutions for Our Energy Needs January 2014A recent paper by NASA scientists in PNAS on July 24, 2013 suggests that a “carbon-climate feedback” may be occurring.
September 2013 – Climate Science: Big Numbers, Geography and Land Use Changes September 2013Even as late as 2011 an “unprecedented” ozone hole developed in the Arctic with continuing ozone holes forming over the Antarctic regions. [See the images from NASA of Earth’s poles.]
December 2011 – Climate Legacies, Past, Present and Future December 2011- July 2011 – Higher Temperatures and Drought Appear to be the New Norm July 2011