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The Man Who Teaches Computers to Read the Sky (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowTwo weeks ago Kerala got a year of lessons in 24 hours. Parts of Pathanamthitta took 250 mm of rain in a single day. The warnings existed, and they named districts. The disaster picked hillsides.This week’s feature is about the man whose mathematics reads the sky at the scale those warnings missed. Prof. Vijay Natarajan is not a climate scientist. He is the one climate scientists call when their data hides its structure. His group at IISc has spent two decades tracking storm clouds
Paradise lost (opens the original)
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A companion note to Why Europe Melts. Not about temperature this time but, geography, and about the places we were sold as paradise.Subscribe nowTwo images from the same few weeks, on opposite sides of the world.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!DYlK!,f_auto,q_auto:goo
Are we adding to Climate empathy or apathy? (opens the original)
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ShareThe implications of our actions on resources have become evident. We are running out of resources - fast. The Climate Desk has one purpose. To understand why we do what we do, and how we can do it better. Faster. Together. One of the constant worries of publishing news, analyses and insights is that we could be inadvertently adding to climate apathy. <p class="bu
The hypocrisy in numbers and a lesson in humility (opens the original)
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Dear Reader Subscribe nowThankyou for choosing to subscribe to The Climate Desk. There are many areas where numbers work brilliantly. In climate action and in a publication that focuses on researching insights and creating analysis for the wider audience, strength is not in numbers. I am aware of the irony of that above statement. What is the point of claiming a large subscriber base?The Climate Desk doesn’t have advertisers to appeas
Receiving The Climate Desk vs. Reading it. (opens the original)
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The Climate Desk is a free publication that lands in your inbox - with news, views, insights and analysis about the carbon markets and energy transition. However, we are noticing that many of you are not active readers. We will be cleaning up inactive accounts as it shows an inflation to our base and is not true readershipWill you please help us further our work by making sure our mails are in your main inbox.that you are reading and that you share it with someone from your networkSubscribe
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