Using satellite monitoring capabilities for tracking the water landscape over large areas presents a highly efficient and environmentally responsible approach, especially when considering the carbon footprint of traditional monitoring activities. Conventional methods often involve extensive fieldwork, including the deployment of ground teams and the use of vehicles, boats, and aircraft, all of which contribute significantly to carbon emissions. In contrast, satellite monitoring minimizes these emissions by reducing the need for on-site data collection. Satellites, once launched, can cover vast and remote areas with minimal additional energy expenditure, providing consistent and comprehensive data. This approach not only lowers the carbon footprint but also enhances the frequency and accuracy of monitoring, leading to better-informed water management decisions. By leveraging the power of satellite technology, we can achieve sustainable environmental monitoring that aligns with global efforts to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change.