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dClimate Partners with GecoSistema to Add Flood Risk Intelligence to its Data Ecosystem

dClimate Partners with GecoSistema to Add Flood Risk Intelligence to its Data Ecosystem

The dClimate data ecosystem is growing as the flood modelling tools of GecoSistema are integrated into dClimate's decentralized data marketplace and the Oasis Hub.

dClimate Partners with Menthol Protocol to Bring Industry-Leading Data Validation to its Platform

dClimate Partners with Menthol Protocol to Bring Industry-Leading Data Validation to its Platform

The dClimate data infrastructure and verification tools will be utilized by Menthol Protocol for quality control of tokenized nature-based carbon offsets, targeting only the most impactful carbon credits for retirement.

dClimate: Unlocking the Power of Data to Advance Climate Action

dClimate: Unlocking the Power of Data to Advance Climate Action

If you are new to dClimate or just need a refresher on what we do, here is a quick overview.

dClimate Partners with Shamba Network to Bring Climate Data for Sub-Saharan Countries Onto its Data Marketplace

dClimate Partners with Shamba Network to Bring Climate Data for Sub-Saharan Countries Onto its Data Marketplace

dClimate, a leading decentralized climate information ecosystem, today announced a partnership with Shamba Network, a decentralized monitoring, reporting, and verification (dMRV) network and ecological data oracle. Through this partnership, dClimate’s data marketplace will now provide corporations and data consumers access to climate data from across sub-Saharan Africa. Included in

The dClimate Data Marketplace Has Arrived On Testnet!

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The dClimate Data Marketplace Has Arrived On Testnet!

dClimate is excited to announce the world’s first decentralized climate data marketplace is now live on the Polygon testnet-alpha! The dClimate data marketplace enables users to easily retrieve existing datasets from dClimate that have historically been available for free via our REST API — as well as commercial/private datasets

Why We Need an Immutable Record of Earth’s Climate Data

Why We Need an Immutable Record of Earth’s Climate Data

It is no secret that the global climate is changing, but what can we do to fight it? The answer lies in having access to a comprehensive, immutable record of the Earth’s climate. This data can be used to analyze, assess, and mitigate climate risks globally — and ultimately make

dClimate and GuildOne Announce Partnership to Bring Canadian Land Data On-Chain

dClimate and GuildOne Announce Partnership to Bring Canadian Land Data On-Chain

The Companies Will Also Collaborate on Building Data-Driven Climate Solutions for Businesses Across Multiple Sectors dClimate, a leading decentralized climate information ecosystem, today announced a data partnership with GuildOne to bring Canadian land data and other valuable ecological assets onto the dClimate data marketplace. dClimate and GuildOne will also collaborate

Introducing Zarrchitecture on dClimate

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Introducing Zarrchitecture on dClimate

UPDATE: You can directly access 30+ terabytes of institutional-grade climate data via our Data Marketplace. dClimate MarketplaceA decentralized climate data marketplace With the upcoming release of a new Web 2.0 API and decentralized marketplace for gridded datasets, we at dClimate want to explain the architectural decisions that make it

dClimate and Hyphen Partner to Bring Essential Emissions Data On-Chain

dClimate and Hyphen Partner to Bring Essential Emissions Data On-Chain

dClimate, a leading decentralized climate information ecosystem, today announced a partnership with Hyphen, a decentralized oracle network custom-built to gather, validate, and standardize global emissions data in real-time, which will make its data available through the dClimate data marketplace. This partnership will enable corporations and data consumers to easily search

dClimate Acquires Leading Global Climate Data Platform Oasis Hub

dClimate Acquires Leading Global Climate Data Platform Oasis Hub

dClimate, the first decentralized climate information ecosystem, today announced it has acquired Oasis Hub, a leading global data platform and aggregator for catastrophe, extreme weather, climate change and environmental risk data, tools & services. The acquisition of Oasis Hub enables dClimate to bring thousands of environmental and climate datasets, tools,

NFT NYC — ETH NY Recap

NFT NYC — ETH NY Recap

The dClimate team had a busy week at NFT-ETH week in New York City. Here is a recap of all of the things we did and where you can find us next: Arcadia Earth Climate Action Summit Co-Founder Osho Jha and Head of Growth Robbie Heilberg spoke at Arcadia Earth’

The Blockchain Projects Leveraging Data to Advance Climate Action

The Blockchain Projects Leveraging Data to Advance Climate Action

Validated, reliable data is an essential foundation for building towards meaningful climate action. Rule #1 is simple: you can’t solve a problem you can’t measure or understand. Data, forecasts, and models are critical for measuring the impact of climate and weather events in the short-term and long-term, and

The Importance of Standardized, Data-Driven Climate Risk Disclosure and Reporting

The Importance of Standardized, Data-Driven Climate Risk Disclosure and Reporting

Standardized, data-driven climate risk disclosure enables investors/stakeholders to make more informed decisions. Climate risk is embedded in the balance sheets of virtually every publicly traded company, but is often not properly quantified and managed. As the SEC and other central regulatory agencies move to mandate standardized climate risk disclosure,

dClimate Partners with Namibia to Create a Blockchain-Native Registry to Quantify and Monetize the Country’s Green Hydrogen

dClimate Partners with Namibia to Create a Blockchain-Native Registry to Quantify and Monetize the Country’s Green Hydrogen

dClimate, a decentralized climate information ecosystem, today announced a partnership with Namibia through the University of Namibia to become a verifier for the country’s carbon impact and sustainability initiatives. As part of this partnership, dClimate will establish a blockchain-native registry and verification system for quantifying the country’s carbon

dClimate: Recapping Year One

dClimate: Recapping Year One

Recapping Year One and What We Have Planned for 2022 Hey friends! It’s crazy to think it’s been one year since we publicly released the dClimate Whitepaper and our vision for a community powered, data-driven climate information network. We aimed to create an accessible, easily readable Whitepaper that

New To Our API: Above Ground Biomass Data

New To Our API: Above Ground Biomass Data

dClimate recently added ESA CCI Above Ground Biomass Data to our API. As our team makes new data available through our API and larger data infrastructure, we will send out updates to the community and write ups to explain the significance and applications for the data being added. The dClimate

How the DeFi and ReFi Economy Can End Greenwashing in the Voluntary Carbon Offset Markets

How the DeFi and ReFi Economy Can End Greenwashing in the Voluntary Carbon Offset Markets

Despite the increased popularity and hype surrounding the voluntary carbon offset industry and the concept of cap-and-trade systems, the current framework leaves much to be desired. Problems such as carbon leakage, additionality, poor pricing, and the lack of carbon sequestration projects are holding the industry back and must be taken

Blockchain and Tokenization of Things vs Internet of Things (IoT): Significance to Climate Data

Blockchain and Tokenization of Things vs Internet of Things (IoT): Significance to Climate Data

By Manavi Garg, dClimate Ambassador Internet of Things (IoT) gained traction in the 2000s, with the dot com bubble acting as a catalyst in digital transformation, across all industries and transforming mechanisms in industries to be a part of a digital ecosystem for the last two decades. Innovation within the

dClimate + Telos + Kanda Aim for the Sky and Bring IoT Sensor Data On-Chain

dClimate + Telos + Kanda Aim for the Sky and Bring IoT Sensor Data On-Chain

dClimate is thrilled to announce its partnership with Telos and Kanda Weather to decentralize and democratize climate data collection dClimate, the first decentralized ecosystem for Earth’s climate record, is excited to partner with Telos, one of the world’s most active blockchain networks to launch and scale its IoT

dClimate FAQ’s

Learn More About dClimate’s Mission, the Marketplace, the Ecosystem, and How You Can Get Involved Today! The latest version of our FAQ can be found here. What is dClimate? A transparent, decentralized climate data marketplace and DAO that allows participants to buy and share data and contribute to an

The Problem With the Voluntary Carbon Offsets Market

The Problem With the Voluntary Carbon Offsets Market

While carbon offsets are a well-intentioned sustainability strategy, there are several issues with the existing voluntary carbon offset market. There are five key issues with online carbon registries. The first is scalability. Since the typical process for verifying carbon offsets can potentially take years (even small projects can take months

The Importance of Transparent, Decentralized Data Validation

The Importance of Transparent, Decentralized Data Validation

How the dClimate Data Marketplace Makes It Easy for Consumers to Shop for Validated, Reliable Climate Information A question we often get is how do we ensure the data on dClimate is reliable, accurate, and transparently validated? How does the dClimate marketplace help consumers shop for data? The main feature

Why Would Anyone Pay for Climate Data?

Why Would Anyone Pay for Climate Data?

A question that our team often gets is why would anyone pay for climate data? Sure, some climate data is free, but like most free things you get what you pay for. 1. It has large gaps in coverage for locations 2. It will often be missing data for long

dClimate Data Update

dClimate Data Update

The dClimate data infrastructure is rapidly growing, with new datasets being added every week. The infrastructure currently includes data that is standardized and prepared for institutional use, including satellite data and data covering perils such as snow, wind, rainfall, and temperature. Some highlights of the infrastructure to date: * Coverage spanning

Unique Applications of Decentralized Climate Data

Unique Applications of Decentralized Climate Data

By Misha Patel, dClimate Ambassador When you think of “climate data”, you probably think about data regarding long-term weather patterns. However, weather data is only a fraction of information considered under the “climate data” umbrella. Climate data refers to a diverse set of data representing the entire terrestrial biome including