The Level 2 re-processing of the full MIPAS mission (from 01/07/2002 up to 08/04/2012, including the Full Resolution and the Optimized Resolution mission phases) has been completed with the ESA processor ML2PP version 7.03, and the data have been assessed with respect to their quality.

The re-processed MIP_NL__2P data is made available to the user community for direct download via the ESA centralised dissemination service.

Due to scheduled maintenance, the EOLI-SA Catalogue and Ordering tool will be unavailable on Thursday 15 September 2016, between 09:00-16:00 CEST.

A new version of the EOLI-SA Catalogue and Ordering tool (v 9.6.7) has been released and is available for download on the EOLI-SA web page.

Satellite readings show that atmospheric methane and carbon dioxide are continuing to increase despite global efforts to reduce emissions.

Antarctica is surrounded by huge ice shelves. New research, using ice velocity data from satellites such as ESA's heritage Envisat, has revealed that there is a critical point where these shelves act as a safety band, holding back the ice that flows towards the sea. If lost, it could be the point of no return.

One of Greenland's glaciers is losing five billion tonnes of ice a year to the ocean, according to researchers. While these new findings may be disturbing, they are reinforced by a concerted effort to map changes in ice sheets with different sensors from space agencies around the world.

A new study using satellite data suggests that Europe's vegetation extracts more carbon from the atmosphere than previously thought.

Lovers of architecture and history can rest easy: the stability of historical buildings can now be monitored in real time by a new technique with its roots in space.