The climate crisis seen from space @UniversityLeicester
The climate crisis seen from space  @UniversityLeicester
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
As global temperatures continue to rise, the data is undeniable and so is the need for action. Professor John Remedios from the University of Leicester explores how satellite technology is reshaping our understanding of the climate crisis and driving actionable solutions. From tracking global temperature rises to mapping ecosystems, learn how earth-observation science is putting critical data into the hands of researchers, policymakers and businesses.
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The climate crisis seen from space

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