This month’s NASA FIRMS map shows millions of hectares burning across the globe. From the Amazon to central Africa to Southeast Asia, wildfire hotspots are disrupting air quality, biodiversity and the carbon cycle. Kyoto Network helps organisations and individuals turn data like+
1981-2010 average.
•The rate of Arctic sea ice decline is ~12.1-12.2% per decade relative to the 1981-2010 average.
Sources:
– NASA GISS: Global Temperature Anomalies
– NOAA/ESRL: Global Atmospheric CO₂
– Copernicus/Global Fire Atlas: Bu
to moving the needle back toward a safe, resilient, healthy planet.
🔍 Comparative Metrics
•Pre-industrial CO₂ levels were ~280 ppm. Today’s ~425 ppm is over 50% higher.
•The current Arctic sea ice minimum (4.60 million km²) is about 1.62 million km² below the +