The Newsletter about Climate Data, Regenerative Finance and Climate Risk ⛅ During the last couple of weeks, several record-breaking weather events have occurred. From the highest global average temperatures, to extreme Antarctic sea ice anomalies - the climate data and visualizations clearly show the effects of a changing climate. As the

The Newsletter about Climate Data, Regenerative Finance and Climate Risk ⛅ As we close out June and the second quarter of 2023, it is time to reflect on the status of our climate data ecosystem. This edition of our newsletter presents updates of our data marketplace, covers key metrics of the

dClimate's Bi-Weekly Newsletter about Climate Risk, Climate Data, and Regenerative Finance ⛅ Data suggests that climate change and increasing global temperatures is leading to higher frequency and intensity of catastrophic weather phenomena such as hurricanes, heat waves, floods, and droughts. Extreme climate events can have far-reaching effects on local