Compiled here is a resource of the latest images of various key points of interest from their authorative sources, updated in real time (some images are updated every minute, hourly, daily, or monthly, depending on when their sources provide updates).
The following graph is updated monthly and provides a 13 month running smoothed average of the lower tropospheric temperature anomaly (the temperature departure from the 30 year average).
The following graph is our current CO2 levels measured at the Mauna Loa Observatory operated by the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Earth System Research Laboratory
The CPM is a unit of measurement for a Geiger counter, corresponding directly to the audible beeps or clicks per minute. CPM is the standard unit of measurement for alpha and beta radiation, and is also commonly used to express background radiation in numerical terms.
Normal background radiation is typically in the range of 25-75 counts per minute, depending on location and surroundings. Much of the natural background radiation comes from cosmic rays in addition to natural decay of earth bound elements.
Key to the map:
Nuclear Power Site Location
Alert Level = 100 CPM (counts per minute)