NASA Global Climate Change News: August 2013

TOP STORIES › Prickly probes Airborne campaign studies pollution-climate link An unrecognizable Arctic Global warming driving Earth into critical states Seeing photosynthesis from space Satellites study plant health at cellular level When temperatures rise Tropical ecosystems make more CO2 Harvest of data Using climate research to predict crop failures Gathering strength 'Brown ocean' can fuel inland tropical cyclones For kids Learn about birds and climate change Working the night shift on the moon NASA solar energy challenge gets under way Like butter Study explains speed-up of Greenland ice melt Rhode Island's child Giant glacier calves off Antarctica Blue dot palette Greenland's summer melt under way Hottest place on Earth Death Valley may have set a new record Closing the curtain NASA's superstar ocean satellite shut down Attitude adjustment ISS studies sun's impact on climate LATEST IMAGES › Flood, Cambodia › Lake shrinkage, Iraq › Urban growth, China › Sea of sand › Take the Survey Subscribers to this newsletter are invited to participate in a survey about NASA's Global Climate Change website. The survey will take about 12 minutes. Everyone who participates – and only people who participate – will be invited to an exclusive live online "backstage tour" of NASA's data visualization lab. Please sign up here to participate in the survey. 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? Email us: climate-feedback@jpl.nasa.gov. Share 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.