This new image design makes use of upgraded NASA satellite images for climate change awareness and understanding. As the 2014 IPCC AR5 assessment has stated, global climate change is now impacting all world regions and all oceans. The atmospheric concentration graphs are from NOAA. CLICK ON IMAGE TO VIEW
GHGs March 2014
Atmospheric CO2 continues its exponential increase, and is now virtually at 400 parts per million.
Methane’s renewed post 2007 increase is now a new increased trend, which according the latest science is due to methane emissions from warming wetlands (tropical and subarctic) and some fugitive emissions from the expanding natural gas industry. Methane is now at 1850 parts per billion which is more than a two and a half times increase since industrialization. The highest methane level is much higher still, recorded as 2015 parts per billion in Northern Alberta- at the southern edge of the vast Canadian northern wetlands.
Nitrous oxide continues to increase at the fastest rate of the three main GHGs.
GHGs 28 Dec 2013
Greenhouse gas concentrations 14 Dec 2013
Concentrations of all GHGs continue to rise rapidly. The post 2007 renewed methane increase is a new and worse climate state, due to planetary feedback warming wetland peat methane emissions and some natural gas industry emissions.
Greenhouse gases 31 August 2013
All greenhouse gases are increasing as fast as ever.
They are far above their 800,000 year maximum.
Post 2006 atmospheric methane renewed increase is sustained, due to feedback type methane emissions from warming wetland peat- Far North and tropical. Note the Arctic temperature has been increasing rapidly. This is almost certainly an established methane feedback situation, an extreme new planetary danger.
GHGs 31 Aug 2913
Atmos GHGs 20 July 2013
CO2 acceleration sustained.
Methane post 2007 renewed increase due to planetary feedback emissions sustained.
Nitrous oxide increasing fastest by far.
New presentation showing all three main greenhouse gases on one graph.
Carbon dioxide’s post 1990 acceleration is sustained.
Methane post 2007 renewed increase due to planetary feedback emissions sustained.
Nitrous oxide still by far the fastest rising greenhouse gas, the most powerful of the 3 GHGs.
State of the Climate 
