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The Izaña Observatory is the subject of an ICOS report aimed to disseminate the importance of research on greenhouse gases and carbon cycle.
The Mauna Loa Observatory interrupts its observations due to the volcanic eruption, but the atmospheric CO2 monitoring at global scale goes on
Global Carbon Budget 2022
Atmospheric CO2 and CH4 concentrations measured at Izaña Observatory continue their upward trend
El Arenosillo Atmospheric Station passes the first stage of the ICOS certification process
Synergy between surface and column measurements at Izaña Global Atmospheric Watch station:application to the volcanic eruption on La Palma
Izaña observatory yet again recorded a historical maximum in the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in May 2021. Covid-19 has not slowed down the increase of the greenhouse gas in the atmosphere.
🌍New study from the coastal atmospheric stations El Arenosillo & Capo Granitola (2006–2023).
— ICOS_Spain (@ICOS_Spain) May 19, 2026
📈CO2 growth accelerated 1.6x, as CH4 increased 2.9–3.6x.
📊Climate feedbacks are reshaping regional GHG sources.
🔗https://t.co/pT2gOnBKcg#CO2 #CH4 #ICOS #GHG @intaespana @CnrIsac







