Satellites might offer us to chance to understand the Earth from above—but what do we do with that data? askEarth makes processing satellite data a breeze.

Methane is one of the planet's most dangerous greenhouse gases. A new satellite—the size of a washing machine—is set to provide vital data.

Modern satellites can help us to monitor water quality in bodies of water. The world's second largest lake shows how this works.

Bloomberg has teamed up with an emissions monitoring organisation to expose the extent of methane leaks across the globe.

Many national governments lack the tools, or will, to accurately assess their reforestation efforts. CTrees is a platform aiming to provide transparency and accountability.

A US startup hopes its 'mircoballoon' platform can provide aerial photography to a new host of users, including charities, farmers and rescuers.

Satellites have long been used to monitor deforestation, but how can that data be used to actively create results on the ground?

By utilising Google's powerful Earth Engine, a Brazilian project is efficiently generating the data needed for policymakers to make better decisions about the environment.

Poorly understood peatlands have long been carelessly exploited, releasing their stored up carbon. With the help of satellites and advanced software, researchers now hope to accurately measure their vital signs.