Insights on Climate, Climate Risk, Adaptation and Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Open data for environmental risk and sustainability reporting from UNEP WESR.

Open-access platform for exploring and visualizing climate and environmental datasets.

Climate+Tech FactChecker takes a major step toward democratizing climate fact-checking by integrating Ollama, enabling deployment of powerful open source language models for transparent and customizable verification of climate claims.

Climate+Tech launches an open source AI fact-checking system that combines multiple AI models to evaluate climate claims against scientific sources, achieving 85% agreement with expert consensus.

New research using machine learning and observational data shows regions will reach dangerous warming levels sooner than previously predicted.

An in-depth summary of the Nature Communications article on future precipitation changes, focusing on practical implications for policy and local administration.

Research demonstrates that AI-driven dialogues can significantly reduce belief in conspiracy theories, offering a promising tool for mitigating misinformation.

A study on assisted migration as a strategy to preserve the carbon sink function of European forests, highlighting the importance of species and seed provenance selection.

Building open-source tools to benchmark AI models in sustainability report analysis, with focus on detecting greenwashing and improving transparency.

Introducing Carbonara, a carbon tracking tool for sustainable software engineering.

Building a collaborative research community to advance AI-powered climate and political fact-checking through interdisciplinary partnerships and open science.