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New observations show that the increase in Arctic average surface temperature between 1979 and 2019 was three times higher than the global...
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April 20th, 2021: Vaisala has published some of the insights their data has provided about lightning around the globe with their...
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Read MoreNEW: first of a three part mini-series on the business opportunities of climate change
This free webinar has taken place and is now available on demand.
We will investigate the business opportunities associated with technologies used for detecting and monitoring climate change and applying the data to real-world problems.
We will also examine the potential role of citizen science and how it might also assist new business startups as well as public and academic sector initiatives to address the challenges of climate change.
Free webinar - recording now available on demand
The latest webinar in our series on the business opportunities of extreme weather & climate change focuses on the challenges - and opportunities - facing people who have left the public and academic sectors to set up a weather business.
In particular, we'll investigate those challenges associated with raising funds, developing a strong product/service offering, building a management team, recruitment of key people, and, of course, identifying and understanding your customers and what it is they actually need.
