Climate change is doing some weird stuff. What were once rare weather events…
environment
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Houston flooding on the rise
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Finding the wet princes of Bel Air
In case you didn’t know, there’s a drought here in California so there…
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Mississippi drainage
Horace Mitchell for NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio mapped the massive drainage basin that…
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Oceans absorbing heat
It keeps getting hotter on this planet, and the oceans are absorbing most…
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xkcd: Earth temperature timeline
In classic xkcd-fashion, Randall Munroe timelines the Earth’s temperature, dating back to 20,000…
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Animal migrations in animated map
The Migrations in Motion map, by Dan Majka from the The Nature Conservancy,…
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Changing river path seen through satellite images
Sedimentary geologist Zoltan Sylvester downloaded Landsat data using Earth Explorer and strung together…
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How much warmer your city was in 2015
It was hotter in 2015 than any other year ever. K. K. Rebecca…
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Social network of Earth’s plants and animals
Plants and animals interact with each other to stay alive, which in turn…
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Blueprint for a carbon-free world
Getting to 100 percent renewable energy seems like such a far away goal…
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Plant life cycle shows a breathing Earth
NASA mapped the annual cycle of all plant life on the planet in…
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Melting Greenland
This map-centric piece from the New York Times is good. They keep refining…
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Particles swirling in the atmosphere
Gavin Schmidt shows different types of particles that swirl around in our atmosphere:…
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Way more trees than previously thought, new estimates show
There are a lot of trees on this planet.
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Traded animals
Based on data from the CITES Trade Database, “more than 27 million animals…
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Illegal to collect environmental data in Wyoming
Wyoming just passed a law that makes it illegal to collect data about…
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Life cycle of Earth’s carbon dioxide
The Cartography and Geovisualization Group at Oregon State University and NASA visualized a…
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Map of global carbon emissions
Using data from the Earth System Research Laboratory of the National Oceanic and…
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Wearable data objects that represent air pollution
For the most part, air pollution is invisible, so Stefanie Posavec and Miriam…
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Feeling hot, hot, hot
When you look at overall global temperatures over time, you see a rising…