More details of Vulcan hi-res map of the US are explained here.
Temperature change globally 1870-2100, by British Met Office, using IPCC's "middle-range" scenario (A1B) where alternative energy gradually replaces fossil fuels. This is not the worst case.
CO2 emissions globally, presented by Michael Freilich, director of NASA's Earth Science Division; the animated map starts at 2:15.
CO2 emissions in North and South America by NOAA.
Methane emissions globally increase with seasonal or other warming, by Michael Buchwitz, U of Bremen.
Nitrogen dioxide emissions globally. NASA satellite data show daily pulses of this toxic, closely linked to vehicle exhausts and coal-fired electricity.
Ocean impacts due to humans: acidification, coral reel loss, and overfishing -- by New Scientist.
Global gravity by GOCE: places that are prone to quakes and volcanic eruptions. 31-3-2011 update.
Pipelines in N. America. See the article in Low-tech magazine and Wikipedia on carbon capture and storage (CCS).
See also the Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) on the NASA Aqua Spacecraft which tracks CO2, CO, Methane, and black carbon; NASA scientists discuss the data trends (7 min video Jan 2009); explanation of carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, nitrogen dioxide and ozone in Wikipedia. The CEC's North American Environmental Atlas offers online maps; its Google Earth interactive map shows pollution from 35,000 sources.
