Climate Now & to 2050

Generated: 2025-09-10 21:15 UTC
0 ppm
CO₂ in the air

Higher than at any point in human history.

What this means CO₂ traps heat. More CO₂ → warmer planet.
+3.6 inches
Sea level since 1993

Global seas have risen by ~9.2 cm — about a modern phone's thickness × 6.

What this means Higher baseline makes coastal flooding more frequent.
— million km²
Arctic summer ice

Trending lower; darker ocean absorbs more heat.

What this means Less ice → more warming feedback.
Oceans are the heat sponge
Ocean heat content

Most extra heat is stored in the upper 2 km of the ocean.

What this means Warmer oceans raise sea levels and power heavier downpours.
0 fires
Active forest fires

Detected by NASA satellites in the last 24 hours.

What this means Forest fires release CO₂ and reduce carbon absorption capacity.
Sea level projection
By 2050: 7.9–11.4 inches (Middle)
Ranges reflect IPCC "likely" bands relative to 1995–2014 baseline.
Climate Solutions & Innovations

🌱 Carbon Nano Fiber Sheets

Ultra-thin carbon capture materials that can absorb CO₂ directly from air.

Nature Paper ACS Research

🔋 Advanced Battery Storage

Next-gen batteries enabling 100% renewable energy grids.

Science Journal Nature Energy

🌊 Ocean Carbon Capture

Alkaline enhancement of ocean water to accelerate CO₂ absorption.

Nature Study ACS Research

🌾 Regenerative Agriculture

Soil carbon sequestration through improved farming practices.

Nature Research Science Study
Major Cities at Risk from Sea Level Rise

🏙️ Miami, Florida

Population: 2.7M | Risk: High | Projected impact: 2050

High Risk Avg elevation: 2m

🏙️ Dhaka, Bangladesh

Population: 21M | Risk: Critical | Projected impact: 2030

Critical Risk Avg elevation: 4m

🏙️ Amsterdam, Netherlands

Population: 1.1M | Risk: Medium | Projected impact: 2060

Medium Risk Avg elevation: 2m (protected)

🏙️ Jakarta, Indonesia

Population: 10.8M | Risk: High | Projected impact: 2040

High Risk Avg elevation: 8m
Data from NASA Sea Level Change and Climate Central
Atmospheric CO₂ (Mauna Loa, monthly)
425.48 ppm
Latest: 2025-08 · NOAA GML
CO₂ last 24 months
Met Éireann Warnings (Ireland)
—
— · Source
Arctic Sea Ice Extent
— million km²
Latest: N/A · NSIDC
Chart unavailable this run.
Dublin Tide Gauge
Dublin tide-gauge shows a gradual long-term rise.
PSMSL Station 432
Ocean Heat Content (0–2000 m)
N/A
Latest year: N/A · NOAA NCEI
Active Forest Fires (24h)
0 fires detected
Active fires detected by VIIRS satellite in last 24 hours · NASA FIRMS
Climate Solutions & Innovations

🌱 Carbon Nano Fiber Sheets

Ultra-thin carbon capture materials that can absorb CO₂ directly from air.

Nature Paper ACS Research

🔋 Advanced Battery Storage

Next-gen batteries enabling 100% renewable energy grids.

Science Journal Nature Energy

🌊 Ocean Carbon Capture

Alkaline enhancement of ocean water to accelerate CO₂ absorption.

Nature Study ACS Research

🌾 Regenerative Agriculture

Soil carbon sequestration through improved farming practices.

Nature Research Science Study
Major Cities at Risk from Sea Level Rise

🏙️ Miami, Florida

Population: 2.7M | Risk: High | Projected impact: 2050

High Risk Avg elevation: 2m

🏙️ Dhaka, Bangladesh

Population: 21M | Risk: Critical | Projected impact: 2030

Critical Risk Avg elevation: 4m

🏙️ Amsterdam, Netherlands

Population: 1.1M | Risk: Medium | Projected impact: 2060

Medium Risk Avg elevation: 2m (protected)

🏙️ Jakarta, Indonesia

Population: 10.8M | Risk: High | Projected impact: 2040

High Risk Avg elevation: 8m
Data from NASA Sea Level Change and Climate Central
Sources: NOAA GML, NSIDC, NOAA NCEI, PSMSL Dublin, Met Éireann, NASA FIRMS