So David, could you just start by painting a picture for us of just how secluded this place is and why it's become such a linchpin for global climate science?

Thanks, Rebecca.

As you said, Cape Grim is really on the northwestern tip of Tasmania, and it really does feel like the edge of the map.

You know, the air pollution station is perched on this sort of tussock-dotted cliffs overlooking incredible...

Incredibly dramatic crescent-shaped bay.

It's a really unspoiled landscape.

You know, actually access is limited.

Can we look at the long-term data? What is that telling us about the atmosphere right now?

So David, could you just start by painting a picture for us of just how secluded this place is and why it's become such a linchpin for global climate science?

Thanks, Rebecca.

As you said, kind of Cape Grim is, is really on the northwestern tip of Tasmania, and it really does feel like the edge of the map.

You know, the, the air pollution station is perched on this sort of tussock-dotted cliffs overlooking incredibly dramatic crescent-shaped bay.

It's, it's a really unspoiled landscape.

You know, actually, access is limited.

People can't, uh, can't usually visit there because it's a private agricultural station.

How has this decades-long record of tracing various different gases shifted the way that we are understanding our own environmental footprint?