Hiroshi Sato brings a global perspective to local issues, with a strong background in technology and data analysis. He often uses data-driven insights to report on environmental challenges and the technological solutions being developed.
5 published articles
New analysis of satellite data from NASA and the ESA is now tracking CO₂ and methane emissions for cities and provinces with unprecedented 5km resolution.
High-resolution satellite imagery analyzed by Yale University reveals evidence of mass killings in El-Fasher, Sudan, with pools of blood visible from space.
A new World Bank dataset now uses satellite technology to track carbon and methane emissions for over 6,600 cities, providing crucial data for climate action.
A new satellite instrument design could detect methane leaks ten times smaller than current capabilities, potentially targeting 75% of emissions from oil and gas.
Fire crews in Colorado Springs quickly contained a 30x30 foot brush fire in Red Rocks Open Space on Tuesday night. The cause of the blaze is under investigation.
