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NASA's Earth Observatory,update

OCTOBER 18, 2022

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Fuel Regulation Reduced Air Pollution from ShippingFuel Regulation Reduced Air Pollution from Shipping

A global standard limiting sulfur in ship fuel reduced artificial “ship track” clouds to record-low levels in 2020. Pandemic-related disruptions played a secondary role.

   
Nishinoshima Clears Its ThroatNishinoshima Clears Its Throat

After a period of quiet, the Japanese volcano erupted volcanic gas and ash for two weeks in October.

   
Fire on Easter IslandFire on Easter Island

The blaze spread across the volcanic island's grassy hills and charred an ancient quarry and crater.

   
The Miura PeninsulaThe Miura Peninsula

By boat and road, people and products are on the move in this part of Japan.

   
Autumn in the AdirondacksAutumn in the Adirondacks

Vibrant leaf color in northeast New York has not disappointed leaf-peepers.

   
Flood Woes Continue in PakistanFlood Woes Continue in Pakistan

Water has begun to recede, but large swaths of farmland remain waterlogged as food shortages loom and waterborne diseases spread.

   
Flooding Inundates Southern NigeriaFlooding Inundates Southern Nigeria

The rainy season was especially harsh in 2022, with heavy rains producing deadly, destructive floods in numerous states.


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Flood Woes Continue in PakistanFlood Woes Continue in Pakistan

Water has begun to recede, but large swaths of farmland remain waterlogged as food shortages loom and waterborne diseases spread. (Oct 13, 2022)

   
Late-Season Fires in the Pacific NorthwestLate-Season Fires in the Pacific Northwest

Fires were still burning in Oregon and Washington well into October. (Oct 11, 2022)

   
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