European Union monitoring service
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Produces the global fire-emissions dataset behind the record
In 2020 the world watched Australia, California, and Siberia burn on repeat. Yet the total carbon released by fire worldwide stayed near the lowest level in the satellite record.
Updated Aug 5
Published the 2025 air quality assessment
Europe's air is cleaner than it was a decade ago, and it is still improving. A new assessment from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) finds that emissions of the most-regulated pollutants keep falling across the continent.
Updated Jul 9
Tracking 2026 fire emissions and smoke transport
Satellites tracked 150 million hectares of burned land globally in the first four months of 2026. That is roughly the size of Alaska, and about double the historical average for January through April.
Updated May 12
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