Features Last Updated 24 November 2025 Published on 04 June 2020 Previous Latest feature articles Next Features Moving in the same direction Sentinel-6’s Julia Figa Saldaña explains her work as EUMETSAT’s Ocean Altimetry Programme Manager. Features A better way to find tailored climate data A paper presents a novel method for finding data for climate applications. Features A team sport Copernicus Sentinel-6B will make invaluable observations of sea level rise. Features Trees as carbon keepers Satellite observations track carbon as it moves through the Earth system. Features Ensuring accuracy Sentinel-6’s Dr Remko Scharroo explains his work as EUMETSAT’s Altimetry Project Scientist. Features Climate services for all Three interactive climate services make different facets of climate change more accessible. All featured articles Previous Oceans Next Features Moving in the same direction Sentinel-6’s Julia Figa Saldaña explains her work as EUMETSAT’s Ocean Altimetry Programme Manager. 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