A new dataset from the Climate Impact Lab, released today on Microsoft’s Planetary Computer, makes the best science from the World Climate Research Programme’s Sixth Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP6) more applicable for understanding the impacts of a changing climate…
As we face the punishing impacts of global climate change it can be easy to wonder, do efforts to reduce emissions by individual countries, states or cities really make a difference? Research by the Climate Impact Lab, which measures the…
An EPIC-Rhodium Group analysis finds that tax incentives to boost clean energy generation, a key part of the Build Back Better Act, are among the most cost-effective climate policies and lead to some of the largest reductions in emissions compared…
The Climate Impact Lab partners with the U.N Development Programme to provide original research and data to support the UNDP’s Human Development Report Office in developing an interactive mapping tool to visualize and communicate the climate risk dimension of human…
The amount of energy we consume depends critically on the climate. On hot days, air conditioning use soars, while cold days raise natural gas demand alongside other heating fuels. What this means for global energy systems under climate change, however,…