OpenClimate.fund

Building an open science funding revolution for open source climate action.

OECD data, publications and analysis become freely accessible

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has transitioned to an open-access information model.

Online Conference: Open Science & Societal Impact | Online (PDT-EDT time zones) via an interactive platform -

An interactive online conference on Open Science initiatives to help attendees gain insights on responsible practices in Open Science and Research, learn about new strategies, tools and methods to further their work in the field of Open Science; covering pitfalls and challenges, such as geo-political relations, review-processes and misinformation, as well as different needs of parties involved.

CC Partners with SPARC and EIFL to Launch a 4-Year Open Climate Campaign - Creative Commons

To make open sharing of research outputs the norm in climate science, Creative Commons, SPARC and EIFL are proud to launch a 4-year Open Climate Campaign with funding from Arcadia, which builds on planning funds from the Open Society Foundations. Climate change, and the resulting harm to our global biodiversity, is one of the world’s…

Global Workshop 2023 – Open-Earth-Monitor project

Issue 4 Archives - Branch

Welcome Letter from the Editors Michelle Thorne, Babitha George and Shannon Dosemagen Conversation With Branch’s Cover Artists Aravani Art Project Open Climate Then and Now Shannon Dosemagen, Emilio Velis, Luis Felipe R. Murillo, Evelin Heidel, Michelle Thorne, Alex Stinson Solarpunk and Repair garden.local Taeyoon Choi NORCO Geography of Robots After-Times® M22 HD Deepa Bhasthi The Repair Shop 2049: Mending Things and Mobilising the Solarpunk Aesthetic Paul Coulton, Tom Macpherson-Pope, Michael Stead Solar-Centered Designing: An Eccentric Proposal Andres Colmenares Climate Justice Now Climate Justice: The Debt Is Not On Us Brisetha Hendricks, Kristophina Shilongo A Call to Action for Environmental Justice in Tech Sanjana Paul New Research on Climate Justice and Digital Rights Fieke Jansen The Different Intersections of Digital rights and Climate Shannon Dosemagen, Evelin Heidel, Emelia Williams, Katie Hoeberling The Power of Open Map of the Future Shayna Robinson Wikipedians Reimagine Open Climate in the African Context Maxwell Beganim, Otuo-Acheampong Boakye, Euphemia Uwandu Critical Openness and Digital Sustainability Emilio Velis African Traditional Knowledge and Open Science for Climate Mitigation Thomas Mboa, Ahou Rachel Koumi Sentinels Anna Berti Suman Slow Tech, Hi Craft Slowing Down AI with Speculative Friction Bogdana Rakova River Walks, Mutual Aid and Open Futures Siddharth Agarwal Enough Michelle Cheripka Alternative Computing Environments Computing from the South / Computação do Sul TC Silva, LF Murillo, Vince Tozzi, Francisco Caminati, Alice Bonafé, Junior Paixão, Mariana Rocha Arduini , Djakson Filho, Layla Xavier Learning from COWs: Community Owned Wifi-Mesh TB Dinesh, Shafali Jain, Sanketh Kumar, Micah Alex Smarter, Greener Cities through Community, Open Data and Systems Thinking Sruti Modekurty Tech’s Environmental Impact Apple just launched its first self-repair program. Other tech companies are about to follow. Maddie Stone, Grist Environmental Impact Assessment of Open Technology Allie Novak, Shannon Dosemagen Boavizta Project: Assessing the Environmental Impact of Digital Technology with Open Tools Eric Fourboul, David Ekchajzer The Fermi Problem of Climate Change Anna Knörr Fossil-Free Internet The People’s Cloud: Manifesting Community and Eco-led Digital Spaces Sarah Kearns CO2.js: An Open Library for Digital Carbon Reporting Fershad Irani Library Love Social Infrastructure Is What Love Looks Like in Public Mai Ishikawa Sutton Leading with Slow Craft Nate Hill Changing Soft Adaptation Limits, Seed By Seed Daniela Soleri, Rebecca Newburn, Nate Kleinman, Mary K Johnson, Hayden Kesterson, Nick P Wrenn About Branch