Our response to Verra’s statement on crypto instruments and tokens, which can be found here: For the on-chain carbon economy to not just thrive but actually raise the bar for how carbon offsets are generated, verified, and certified, we need to create a new, blockchain native standard supported by decentralized…

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 then building…

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. …

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. …

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 gets into why climate data is so important, the problems with access…

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…

By dClimate Team — 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. …

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 IoT ecosystem has had noteworthy…

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 sensor data program with the Kanda Weather Group. …