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Global temperature rise

Every fraction matters.

+1.43°C

2025 global annual average
above the 1850–1900 baseline.

WMO · latest complete year · published March 2026

+4°C+3°C+2°C+1°C0°C

+1.43°C

Explore sustained warming levels

+1.5°C: risks are already substantial.

More intense heat extremes and heavier downpours. Drought and fire weather worsen in some regions, increasing pressure on people and ecosystems.

These are scenarios, not a forecast or inevitable milestones. Flooding, drought and wildfire risks vary by region, exposure and local conditions.

What the thermometer measures and sources

The reading is an annual global surface temperature anomaly, not today’s temperature or a local measurement. WMO reports +1.43 ± 0.13°C for 2025 and +1.55 ± 0.13°C for the record year 2024. A single year above +1.5°C does not establish that the Paris Agreement’s long-term warming threshold has been crossed.

The scenario buttons describe sustained warming relative to 1850–1900. The gauge always shows the observed 2025 annual value. Its +4°C upper tick is a comparison scale, not a physical ceiling. Future warming depends on emissions: limiting it requires net zero CO2 and strong cuts to other greenhouse gases.

WMO: State of the Global Climate 2025 · IPCC: physical science · IPCC: impacts and risks

Satellite observations · Regional context

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Sea-level outlook, device altitude and sources

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Rising seas: the global context

Year Emissions

These are global likely ranges relative to 1995–2014, not a forecast of flooding at this location. Surface elevation and device altitude cannot establish whether a home will flood. Tides, storm surges, flood defences and local terrain need a separate assessment.

NASA regional projections ↗ · Irish OPW flood maps ↗ · IPCC source ↗

ProjectsYour location / selected placeCO2 concentration hotspotsObservation areasCO2 hotspots show atmospheric concentrations, not identified emission sources. Project pins are country-level illustrations, not site locations. Gold pins mark funding concepts.

The science behind the view · ESA, Copernicus and project evidence

Understand the atmosphere

European science, planetary context

The globe visualises modelled column-mean CO2 concentrations in parts per million from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS), operated by ECMWF. This is an atmospheric forecast, not a direct map of emissions or a measurement of project removals.

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Observe the land

ESA-built Sentinel missions

Copernicus Sentinel-1 radar and Sentinel-2 multispectral observations help us monitor land conditions and vegetation through time. Google Earth Engine connects these observations with project boundaries, dated imagery and supporting land-cover analysis.

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Build the evidence

Nature-based action, made accountable

Nature-based approaches are a critical part of the climate response, alongside deep emissions reductions and other removal pathways. Tao connects satellite monitoring, supplier evidence and transparent carbon scenarios. Biomass, end use, permanence and lifecycle emissions determine the removal that can ultimately be supported.

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Projects

Projects in motion. Opportunities to build.

Explore partner projects and proposed programmes. Live activity, modelled potential and funding concepts are clearly distinguished.

Hemp plants growing in the Moldova hemp and building-material carbon removal project.

Live partner project

Portfolio signal

What the current evidence supports

A transparent view of potential across the portfolio. Projections remain distinct from achieved removal.

Indicative removal potential90,866.7 t CO2eModelled + provisional · across stated project horizons

Portfolio projects3Consented non-test submissions selected for monitoring

Countries3Countries represented in the current portfolio

Analysis ready2 of 3Projects with a usable boundary and live EO workflow

Live monitored area3,555.8 haArea inside analysis-ready project polygons

90,666.7 t CO2Modelled potential · Tanzania, 20-year horizon

200 t CO2eProvisional potential · Moldova, 2026 crop

Net removal unverifiedDifferent project horizons are combined, not annualised. Emissions and deductions remain incomplete.

Public summaries protect partner identities. Country markers are illustrative. Modelled potential is not verified removal; concept figures are excluded from portfolio totals.

The wider Tao Climate ecosystem

One vision. More ways to act.

Explore our existing products. These links connect the experience today; shared data, workflows and access across the wider platform are the next phase of development.

EarthOS

Explore global climate intelligence and the wider carbon picture.

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AirOS

Put aviation climate intelligence into context.

Open product ↗

FuelOS

Follow fossil fuel prices and the energy transition.

Open product ↗

FLY

Air travel carbon footprint removal, embedded into the air travel experience.

Open product ↗

AI Smart

Measure the carbon footprint of the AI used to calculate any flight’s carbon footprint.

Open product ↗

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Know what supports the claim.

Observations show dated satellite data. Models depend on stated assumptions. AI interpretations need source checks and human review. Independent verification requires an actual assessment; it cannot be inferred from an image.

Show me the evidence checklist · How we use AI · Methods and limitations

Carbon removal for technology companies.

Every fraction matters.

+1.5°C: risks are already substantial.

Climate at your place

Rising seas: the global context

European science, planetary context

ESA-built Sentinel missions

Nature-based action, made accountable

Projects in motion. Opportunities to build.

Moldova Hemp and Housing

Tanzania Forest Restoration

Peru Forest Portfolio

Irish Biomass to SAF

Hemp Residues to Biochar

1,000-Hectare Hemp Bioeconomy

South Africa: One Million Hectares

What the current evidence supports

One vision. More ways to act.

EarthOS

AirOS

FuelOS

FLY

AI Smart

Keep your climate work in one place.

Know what supports the claim.