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On this season of Data Dialogues, we're exploring the intersections of the open and climate movements. Each episode, hosted by Madhuri Karak, features an interview with a practitioner who is using an open tool or open approach to tackle a climate problem. Whether on local or global scales, these stories highlight why open in all its forms—open science, open source, open data—is key for climate action.

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Projects featured this season include: Wikipedia, #semanticClimate, Creative Commons, OpenAQ, Healthy Gulf, Rights and Resource Initiative, The Global Registry of Fossil Fuels, and India Sand Watch. Episodes will be released weekly starting July 23.

PILOTS & PROTOTYPES
Public Environmental Data Partners
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Data Stewardship
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RESEARCH
Federation for American Scientists Policy Memo: A Certification System for Third Party Climate Models to Support Local Planning and Flood Resilience
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Digital Toolkit for Collaborative Environmental Research (Digitcore)
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STORYTELLINGS
Putting Data Centers on the Map: An Interview with Karen Edelstein
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Local Advocacy in the Data Center Capital: An Interview with Julie Bolthouse
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BLOG
Data Science by Design
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Low-cost and Open Tools for Environmental Decision-making
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Community Data Demo & Workshop
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