Climate policy and research
Follow climate science, policy, and negotiations from IPCC, NOAA, NASA, Copernicus, and leading outlets.
This watchlist gives sustainability and climate teams a deduplicated stream of new science, policy, and negotiation developments. Feeds from the IPCC, NOAA Climate.gov, Copernicus, and specialist outlets are polled and deduplicated, while the NASA climate page is diffed on a schedule so a new article becomes an event. It surfaces fresh assessments, data releases, extreme-weather analysis, and policy moves as they publish. Use it to keep one reliable view of the science and the politics as they evolve.
What you'll watch
The real sources this template sets up for you.
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IPCC news https://www.ipcc.ch/feed/ -
Carbon Brief https://www.carbonbrief.org/feed/ -
NOAA Climate.gov highlights https://www.climate.gov/feeds/news-features/highlights.rss -
NOAA Climate.gov understanding climate https://www.climate.gov/feeds/news-features/understandingclimate.rss -
Copernicus Climate Change Service https://climate.copernicus.eu/rss.xml -
NASA climate change news https://science.nasa.gov/climate-change/ -
Yale Climate Connections https://yaleclimateconnections.org/feed/ -
Grist https://grist.org/feed/
Included alerts
Boolean matches that fire on the sources above.
- Climate policy and negotiations
COP OR UNFCCC OR policy OR "net zero" OR emissions OR treaty OR agreement - New climate research and reports
study OR report OR research OR assessment OR IPCC OR findings OR data - Extreme weather and impacts
heatwave OR wildfire OR flood OR drought OR "sea level" OR record OR hurricane
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