A new generation of orbital sensors is turning the edge of our atmosphere into the clearest record yet of planetary change.
From low Earth orbit, the atmosphere looks almost impossibly slight. That narrow band now carries a dense record of aerosols, water vapour and greenhouse gases.
Researchers are combining satellite passes with ocean buoys and ground stations. The result is not a single perfect measurement, but a transparent chain of evidence.
The WMO’s June 17 assessment links Asia’s 2025 climate record to unprecedented ocean heat, glacier mass loss, rising seas and major human losses.
More than 50 officials met in Montevideo on September 8 and 9 to advance cooperation on climate change, environmental sustainability and the energy transition.
EUMETSAT will unveil its Climate Anomalies and Normals service during a hybrid European Meteorological Society meeting focused on climate-change pressures, early warnings and societal preparedness.
