At a time when critical climate data and science are being undermined, a trend that poses a significant risk to our planet, health, and economy, we are also seeing new opportunities—and threats—emerge from technologies like artificial intelligence.

This is not a time for despair; it's a moment for action to advance innovation and access through data transparency.

Join us as we explore how leading initiatives use technology and partnerships to expand the role of data and science in designing effective climate solutions.

Experts, scientists, and economists from diverse fields—from fishing vessels to outer space—are gathering crucial data on air quality, water, weather, and climate emissions.

We'll focus on how to build comprehensive data-to-action pipelines that leverage our current data revolution and increase transparency to accelerate our ability to climate action and drive change.

Following opening remarks from Steve Hamburg, Chief Scientist at Environmental Defense Fund, hear from speakers who will share their perspectives on data and innovation from the following initiatives:

MethaneSAT: a satellite that used its incredible powers to pinpoint and track methane emissions worldwide, helping us fight climate change with unprecedented precision.
FireSAT: a recently-launched satellite by EarthFire Alliance that can detect and monitor wildfires in real-time, giving firefighters and communities a powerful new tool to battle blazes and protect lives and landscapes.
OpenET: an online platform that's revolutionizing water management by providing farmers and water managers with free, accurate data on how much water is used by crops , empowering them to conserve this precious resource.
The Fishing Vessel Ocean Observing Network (FVON): FVON turns fishing boats into a citizen science armada, equipping them with sensors to gather critical ocean data and helping us better understand and protect our seas.
Climate and Clean Air Coalition's Livestock Data for Decisions: Advanced analytics help countries and farmers cut down on methane emissions from livestock, turning data into a powerful weapon against climate change.

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From Data to Action: Driving Impact with Transparency & Partnerships