Our Planet is Warming

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Real-time Climate & Environment Monitoring

Track our planet's vital signs, every second

Live Local Climate

Real-time Climate Data

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Open-Meteo

Temperature

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Humidity

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Wind Speed

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UV Index

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Air Quality

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Precipitation

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Planetary Signals

Global Climate Indicators

Key reference indicators from public climate institutions and environmental monitoring networks.

NASA

Atmospheric CO₂

~422 ppm

Heat-trapping gas concentration in the atmosphere.

NASA / NOAA

Global Temp Anomaly

+1.45°C

Average warming compared with pre-industrial climate.

NSIDC

Arctic Sea Ice

Daily tracking

Satellite monitoring of polar sea-ice extent.

NASA

Sea Level Rise

+101.3 mm

Cumulative rise measured by satellites since 1993.

GFW

Forest Loss

Annual assessment

Tree-cover loss and land-use pressure reviewed yearly.

News & Science

Environment Briefings

Short bilingual explainers designed for fast scanning and deeper reading.

A green forest valley under a cloudy sky
Climate Change

Why every tenth of a degree matters

Small temperature changes reshape heat waves, crop stress, wildfire risk, and coastal flooding.

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Sunlight filtering through a dense green forest
Biodiversity

Nature is climate infrastructure

Wetlands, forests, and reefs store carbon while protecting communities from floods and heat.

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Wind turbines generating renewable energy
Renewable Energy

Clean power keeps gaining ground

Solar, wind, storage, and grid upgrades are changing how cities and industries cut emissions.

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Ocean waves reaching a sandy coast
Pollution

Cleaner air is climate policy too

Cutting soot, methane, and fossil-fuel pollution improves public health while slowing warming.

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Visual Trends

Climate Data Visualization

Three compact views for temperature, emissions, and energy transition context.

50-Year Temperature Trend

Reference series for visual context.

Sea Level Rise Trend

Reference series for visual context.

Electricity Mix Snapshot

Reference series for visual context.

Every Second Counts

What You Can Do

Practical climate action starts with choices that compound across homes, cities, and supply chains.

  • Save electricity
  • Reduce plastic
  • Choose green transport
  • Plant trees
  • Reduce meat
  • Recycle

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