NASA Global Climate Change News: May 2013

TOP STORIES › Coal and gas More harmful than nuclear power Observing ecosystems NASA's HyspIRI sees the forest for the trees Our world, other worlds Earth Day quiz: How is our planet special? 'For Good Measure' Video explains next rain-measuring mission Do a science fair project A step-by-step guide for kids Tracking ozone NASA to launch new sensor on ISS Murky forecast Climate change and severe thunderstorms Continuing decline Arctic sea ice maximum fifth lowest Warm Arctic, chilly mid-latitudes Temperature map shows anomaly Southward bound Radar system continues wide-ranging expedition Earth from orbit in 2012 Video shows unique views of planet Dragons and volcanoes Unmanned aircraft flies into eruption plume LATEST IMAGES › Stream changes, The Great Sand Dunes National Park › Deforestation, Kenya › Artificial islands, Dubai, United Arab Emirates › About Us NASA's Global Climate Change website is produced by the Earth Science Communications Team at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory / California Institute of Technology. To learn more, visit our website at http://climate.nasa.gov/. Feedback? Tell us what you think. Email us: climate-feedback@jpl.nasa.gov. Share Interested in hearing the latest climate news from NASA? Follow NASA Climate Change on Facebook, Twitter and Google+ for regular updates. Or forward this email to a friend. Unsubscribe If you no longer wish to receive these updates, you can unsubscribe here.