Earth’s Upper Atmosphere Is Cooling Rapidly - And Scientists Don’t Know Why

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Published Jun 18, 2026

What if one of the strongest signs of global warming is actually part of Earth's atmosphere getting colder? While temperatures near the surface continue to rise, the stratosphere high above our heads has been cooling for decades. At first, this seemed like a contradiction. But scientists now understand why carbon dioxide can warm one part of the atmosphere while cooling another. Sometimes the most important climate clues aren't happening where we live - they're happening miles above us.
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