Foundation News & Updates

Piloting a way to pressurize waste biomass and sink it into the deep ocean – envisioned as an accessible, natural approach to carbon dioxide removal (CDR).

Workshop to improve predictive understanding of marine heatwaves and their impacts while sharing this understanding with the next generation of practitioners.

Leveraging the reach and power of the PBS system to drive a national conversation about local impacts and solutions.

Accelerating carbon sequestration efforts while increasing community resilience to climate extremes.

The Here Now Project is making waves internationally with a screening in Davos and premiere at Hot Docs in Toronto.

“Climate and Health in the 406” will enable healthcare professionals to communicate better about health and climate.

Supporting Tribal Nations in Wisconsin to connect with resources and each other in order to increase their capacity to address and adapt to the impacts of climate change.

Pairing new media strategies and social media creator marketing with content based on key extreme weather event messaging.

2D adventure video game reflecting extreme weather and other climate change-related impacts to the water cycle is now playable online!

Supporting the development of a demonstration system for ocean temperatures that builds on the Climate Shift Index.

A unique visual diary of the impact climate-amplified extreme weather is already having on ordinary people around the globe.

Early-stage research on sinking biomass, a pathway by which carbon dioxide removal (CDR) could be compatible with sustainable development.

With funding from the CO2 Foundation, Climate Central proposed to develop a demonstration system for ocean-based extreme events.

Report-back on dialogue on how severe weather events can catalyze accelerated climate action and incubate practical responses by the financial sector.