NASA Global Climate Change News: January 2014

TOP STORIES › Watery surprise Huge aquifer found buried under Greenland ice Emissions explosion India's coal plant boom Forests fall, palm oil grows Palm oil expansion in Borneo seen from space A taste of space Carbon-tracking satellite inches closer to launch The rise and fall of civilizations Climate change linked to fall of ancient societies Warmer, greener Arctic Climate change signs still showing Opposites attract U.S. experiences cold and heat extremes Unprecedented snowpack maps California reaps benefits, despite drought Thinking inside the box Earth-observing Cubesats a go Just 5 questions Tracking carbon dioxide from space An intriguing link Reducing salt dangerous for glaciers Feeding and fueling the planet An interview with a Caltech chemist LATEST IMAGES › Flooding, Cambodia › Vivid sunset › Mirani Dam, Pakistan › Solar power stations, Spain › Forest change, Alabama › Typhoon Haiyan, Philippines › 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.