Evidence · Live data

The world, right now.

Every other page models possible futures from a fixed 2026 baseline. This page fetches the actual state of the world — live, in your browser, from public scientific APIs — and puts it next to the model's assumptions.

Livefetching from NOAA, Our World in Data, and the World Bank…

Eight indicators

Live value, measurement date, and drift against the model's 2026 baseline where a direct comparison exists. If a feed is unreachable, its tile says so and shows the baseline — the site never depends on the network.

How this works

Zero backend

Your browser calls the sources directly — NOAA's Global Monitoring Laboratory (via global-warming.org), Our World in Data's grapher API, and the World Bank API. All free, key-less, CORS-open. Nothing passes through this site's server.

Graceful fallback

Unreachable source → the tile shows the model's static baseline and says so. Live values are an overlay, never a requirement. Results cache in your browser for six hours.

Apples & oranges, labeled

The model's scores are composite indices; live values are raw physical measurements. Where a direct comparison exists, the tile shows the drift. Where it doesn't — trust, alignment, governance — the value stays modeled, and says so.