Catch up with the most important news of the last two weeks regarding climate data and intelligence, utilizing web3 technologies for climate impact within the emerging regenerative finance niche, as well as climate risk management through parametric insurance.

Earth Day is an important day to reflect on our efforts to protect the natural environment, such as tropical rainforests. Next to the special attention given to Earth Day 2023, this edition is packed full with the latest news regarding climate data, regenerative finance, and climate risk management.

The most important news from the last two weeks in the world of climate data, ReFi, and financial climate risk management, packaged in 14 pieces of content.

The latest news on how climate data and AI-driven analytics powers the regenerative finance movement and enables climate risk management.

In this edition of the #DataReFined newsletter we cover news from the ETH Denver conference, dClimate team appearances on a panel and a podcast, updates from infrastructure provider Chainlink, and much more!👇 🏙️ETH Denver, one of the biggest blockchain conferences, was home to the Climate Summit and Schelling Point events,

Get all up-to-date with the latest news regarding Climate Data, Regenerative Finance, and financial Climate Risk mitigation in this second edition of the Data ReFined newsletter. Scroll down for this delicious content! 👇 ⛅We at dClimate hosted our first recorded Twitter Space in which we talked about the data marketplace one

dClimate is pleased to introduce the Data ReFined newsletter, focusing on how climate data plays an essential role in regenerative finance (ReFi), verifiable climate action, and digital tools designed for climate impact.

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

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

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,

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

Building an Open, Transparent, and Decentralized Climate Data Ecosystem Do I need a rain jacket? An umbrella? Or perhaps a heavy jacket and boots? These are common questions that we often look to the weather app on our phones to resolve for us. With the exception of those of us