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get the lowdown on the state of the climate—carbon dioxide concentration, global temperature, arctic sea ice, land ice and sea level. enter › enter '/public/partials/media_feature' # aka possible_carousel, has a carousel if more than one, else just shows the article without a container -- carbon dioxide 408 parts per million carbon dioxide carbon dioxide levels in the air are at their highest in 650,000 years global temperature 1.8 °f since 1880 global temperature seventeen of the 18 warmest years on record have occurred since 2001 arctic ice minimum 13.2 percent per decade arctic ice minimum in 2012, arctic summer sea ice shrank to the lowest extent on record ice sheets 413 gigatonnes per year ice sheets satellite data show that earth's polar ice sheets are losing mass sea level 3.2 millimeters per year sea level global average sea level has risen nearly 7" (178 mm) over the past 100 years news and features ecostress captures new imagery of three wildfires burning in california and nevada. nasa's 'space botanist' observes california, nevada wildfires more than a dozen wildfires are burning in the state of california. nasa's misr instrument imaged two of them from space. nasa’s misr views raging fires in california the eight cygnss smallsats were built to study tropical cyclones. a new and unexpected capability has emerged: the ability to see through clouds and rain to flooded landscapes. flood detection is a surprising capability of microsatellite mission days after its successful installation on the space station, nasa's ecostress instrument collects its first science data on earth's surface temperature. nasa's 'space botanist' gathers first data nasa researchers recently created a model that analyzes various weather factors that lead to the formation and spread of fires. can nasa help predict fires? new database includes fire danger forecasts the laser ranging interferometer (lri) instrument has been successfully switched on aboard the recently launched twin u.s./german gravity recovery and climate experiment follow-on (grace-fo) satellites. first laser light for grace follow-on ecostress will track heat stress in plants, but heat is a warning sign in other areas, too. here are four other fields where the super-precise temperature data could help. four other things ecostress can see a scientific investigation is looking into how troublesome ozone forms and how it's being transported around long island sound. nasa joins effort to sniff out ozone in the northeast launch is targeted no earlier than 2:42 a.m. pdt friday, june 29, for a resupply mission to the international space station, with cargo including ecostress, designed to measure plants' temperature and water use from space. watch briefings and events for new space station mission scientists will set sail for the northeastern pacific ocean to study small organisms that play a critical role in earth's carbon cycle. nasa, nsf plunge into ocean ‘twilight zone’ to explore ecosystem carbon flow google recently unveiled a new feature, “waterways from earth,” on google earth. the program relies on nasa and noaa images to show our planet’s waterways from space. find out more about the science and stories behind those images. the science behind the space images seen on google earth a jpl-built "space thermometer" that will take the temperature of plants is among a new batch of science investigations headed to the international space station this month. ecostress heading to the space station more news what is climate change? 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