Berkeley Earth

Berkeley Earth is an independent U. S. With a mission to address the defining challenge of our time - global warming, Berkeley Earth provides comprehensive and trustworthy global air pollution and temperature data.

By offering open-source and accessible data, they ensure transparency and reliability. Berkeley Earth's work extends beyond data provision. They also explore the complex relationships between environmental and human issues, such as ocean temperature and acidification.

This crucial analysis helps stakeholders make informed decisions regarding climate change. Founded in 2010, Berkeley Earth was conceived by Richard and Elizabeth Muller, who recognized the importance of climate skeptics' concerns. By addressing these concerns systematically, Berkeley Earth verified the global temperature records and published their findings in 2012.

Since then, they have continued their scientific investigations to understand climate change better. The organization's strategic goals include further scientific investigations, collaboration with industries and governments to support decision-making on global warming, and collecting and presenting ocean data. With an unwavering commitment to independence, openness, impartiality, and scientific excellence, Berkeley Earth delivers their findings to a broad audience, playing a crucial role in informing policymakers and the public alike