A new tool helps users navigate the many open climate data platforms available and identify the most relevant platforms for their work.

When India surpassed EU in GHG emissions in 2019 , that statistic only told part of the story. We analyzed how countries’ per capita emissions compare historically and in the present day.

Our Climate Watch interactive chart explores GHG emissions by country and economic sector, and shows how top emitters have changed in recent years.

Are we on track to meet climate targets by 2030 and 2050? The The State of Climate Action report found that in all but a couple of cases, progress is happening far too slowly for the world to meet its emissions-reduction targets.

Globally, greenhouse gas emissions have grown by 53% from 1990 to 2019. Where are these emissions coming from, and who is responsible?

Three key actions can build on the UN Decade of Ocean Science to create an open, actionable and equitable digital ecosystem for the ocean:

Utilizing data visualization can be one of the best tools for compelling communication in an organization, especially in the field of climate change. This blog illustrates how to 1) answer a common or interesting climate change questions 2) with an engaging, intuitive and interactive visual. I will also 3) explain why each visual works and…

When we overlaid areas of current water scarcity with existing power plant infrastructure, we found that 47 percent of the world’s thermal power plant capacity—mostly coal, natural gas and nuclear—and 11 percent of hydroelectric capacity are located in highly water-stressed areas.

Yes, the food lost near the farm or wasted near the fork has a lot to do with climate change.