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change over 40 years.

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An AI-written story of how the place changed
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Phoenix, Arizona

1986 – 2024

Suburbs swallowed 580 km² of farmland in 40 years.

+1.7M
Population
+340%
Built area
−68%
Farmland

Examples

Every kind of change, anywhere on Earth.

Tap any card to flip between past and present. Real Landsat imagery.

20241988← Then
Deforestation · 1988 – 2024
Rondônia, Brazil
Rainforest cleared at the rate of one football pitch every minute.
20241988← Then
Lake collapse · 1988 – 2024
Aral Sea, Kazakhstan
The world's fourth-largest lake lost 90% of its water.
20241991← Then
Urban explosion · 1991 – 2024
Dubai, UAE
From a coastal town of 280k to a megacity of 3.6 million.
20241986← Then
Urban sprawl · 1986 – 2024
Phoenix, Arizona
Suburbs swallowed farmland and desert at 14 km² per year.
20241986← Then
Glacier retreat · 1986 – 2024
Upsala Glacier, Patagonia
The glacier retreated more than 3 km in 40 years.
20241986← Then
Drought · 1986 – 2024
Lake Mead, Nevada
America's largest reservoir at its lowest level since 1937.

What you also get

A short story for every place.

We pair every video with a 3-sentence written explanation of why the place changed — drawn from public data and observable change in the imagery. It's the part friends quote when they share your video.

Sample · Phoenix, Arizona · 1984 – 2024

From farmland to fifth-largest U.S. city

In 1984 Phoenix was ringed by 1,600 km² of irrigated cotton and citrus farms. Forty years of suburban growth driven by air conditioning, cheap water from the Central Arizona Project, and sun-belt migration replaced almost three quarters of that farmland with subdivisions and freeways. Today the city is the fifth-largest in the United States — and the fastest-warming.

Population +1.7M
Built area +340%
Avg. summer temp +1.4°C

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