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Storms, fires, floods, quakes, ice and air. Ask a question in plain English and get an answer with a chart, backed by decades of real measurements.
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The planet is changing faster than any dashboard can explain. Ecuery turns the world's environmental data into answers anyone can understand.
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A few of the measurements behind the questions people ask most.
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CO₂ in the air in 2024, up from about 280 before the industrial era.
0.0°C+
2024 was the first calendar year more than 1.5 °C warmer than pre-industrial times.
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Global sea-level rise since satellite records began in 1993.
0M ha
Burned in Canada's record-breaking 2023 wildfire season.
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September Arctic sea ice extent fell from about 6.3M km² in 2000 to about 4.3M km² in 2024, roughly a third smaller.
Source: NSIDC Sea Ice IndexListen
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Acres burned in Canada: 2023 vs 2024.
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Decades at a glance
+28%CO₂ since 1975
Mauna Loa, 1975–2024.
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Built on public data from
- NOAAClimate & oceans
- NASASatellite records
- EPAUS air quality
- USGSEarthquakes & water
- EIAEnergy
- OpenAQGlobal air quality
- NSIDCSea ice
- CopernicusEuropean climate