NASA Global Climate Change News: October 2014

TOP STORIES › Update: Carbon dioxide concentration Latest measurement at 398.58 ppm Update: Sea level Latest measurement at 55.22 mm Where global warming hits hardest With few data, Arctic carbon models lack consensus A yearly low Arctic extent may have reached annual minimum A glimmer of hope An El Niño comeback? RapidScat up, up and away Wind-watching mission launch a success Blog: But wait ... wait ... there's more! Get one Earth mission or collect them all Wind pace from space Eight satellites to improve hurricane forecasting Ozone depletion down Earth's UV shield on track for recovery Innovative and inexpensive CATS is groundbreaking, but not budget-busting A new Earth science era NASA to launch six missions to ISS Leafing through canopies NASA probe to study Earth's forests in 3D Mapping the once-unmappable Four decades of sea ice from space Blog: RapidFood Or: Revenge of the space cornbread NASA's Earth Minute A whiteboard animation series about Earth science LATEST IMAGES › Shrinking lake, central Asia › Ganges River Delta › Sediment plumes appear from melting Greenland glaciers › 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.