“Skybox Imaging, one of the more recent acquisitions of Google, announced at the company’s yearly Geo for Good User Summit that it is launching the Skybox for Good program. Under the program, Google and Skybox will be providing updated satellite images to several projects that “save lives, protect the environment, promote education, and positively impact humanity,” wrote Julian Mann, co-founder of Skybox and Develop Advocate for Google Earth Outreach, on the official blog for Skybox. According to Mann, when Skybox started in 2009, the founding members already knew that the company’s imaging services could bring positive changes to the world. As soon as the company’s SkySat-1 imaging satellite was launched to orbit, Skybox already started monitoring critical sites for the tracking of climate change. One of these locations is Greenland’s Helheim Glacier.”