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Data That Matters September 2023

Technology enabled speech from sensing brain functions has increased to 78 words per minute, about halfway to a typical 150 Continue reading →

Record Low Sea Ice – By A Lot

Antarctica just finished its winter. That’s the time for sea ice to reach its maximum extent, naturally. This year’s maximum Continue reading →

Record Hottest Month

As records follow records. July just beat June’s record. Both air and sea temperatures reached record levels in July, just Continue reading →

Data That Matters February 2023

ChatGPT took two months to do what TikTok took nine months and Instagram took 2.5 years. Tech adoptions are accelerating. Continue reading →

New Sea Ice Low

As the world’s warming increases, the sea ice naturally covers less. “Antarctic sea ice extent hit a record low for Continue reading →

Data That Matters August 2022

“Antarctica had a record-low July sea ice coverage for the second month in a row at 5.75 million square miles…” Continue reading →

Record Low Antarctic Sea Ice

It did it again. For the second month Antarctic sea ice receded to a record low. “Antarctica had a record-low Continue reading →

Climate Records Updated – July 2022

We’re not setting records every month, but it certainly feels that way; especially, because there are so many ways to Continue reading →

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