HeatMelt — Global Climate Tracker

CO2 Emitted Today

metric tons

~37.4 billion tons/year

Atmospheric CO2

parts per million (Mauna Loa)

Forest Lost Today

hectares

~10 million ha/year

Temperature Anomaly

vs 1901-2000 avg

Sea Level Rise (2026)

0.00

mm this year (3.7 mm/yr rate)

Source: NASA satellite altimetry

Active Natural Events

storms, fires, eruptions

Carbon Budget Remaining (1.5°C Target)

~75%

of 1.5°C budget consumed (~250 Gt remaining at ~40 Gt/yr)

Active Events by Type

Energy Transition Tracker

Wildfires

Storms

Volcanoes

Floods

Earthquakes

350 ppm is the safe upper limit recommended by climate scientists. We're at 431+ ppm — the highest in 800,000 years. Source: NOAA GML ↗

Daily CO2 — Mauna Loa (Last 30 Days)

Annual CO2 — Keeling Curve (1959-Present)

The 1.5°C Paris Agreement target is the threshold beyond which climate impacts become significantly more severe. We're currently at +1.18°C above the 1901-2000 average. Source: NOAA NCEI ↗

Global Temperature Anomaly — Recent (Monthly)

Global Temperature Anomaly — Historical (Annual January)

Active Natural Events (NASA EONET)

Event	Category	Date	Location	Magnitude
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September is when Arctic ice reaches its annual minimum. The 2012 record low (3.39M km²) was 44% below the 1981-2010 average. Ice loss accelerates warming through reduced reflectivity (albedo feedback). Source: NSIDC ↗

Arctic Sea Ice Extent — Current Year vs Previous

September Minimum Trend (Annual)

Global Mean Sea Level Trend (Satellite Era)

NOAA Tide Gauge Stations

Station	State	Lat	Lng
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Global Disasters (GDACS)

Event	Type	Alert	Country	Severity	Date
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Mississippi Data Center Environmental Impact

~$49B in investment, consuming more power than all MS residential customers combined

Total Investment

Total Power (MW)

Water (M gal/day)

Permanent Jobs

Facility	Operator	Location	Investment	Power	Jobs	Status	Notes

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