Climate data for climate action

Political instability and geopolitical tension, together with rising nationalism, bureaucracy and economic pressure, increasingly challenge free access to and exchange of scientific data (both physical and digital), knowledge transfer (within and beyond academia), and research campaigns (of national...

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Main Authors: Ulf Büntgen, Mirek Trnka, Mike Hulme, Jan Esper
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Nature Portfolio 2025-02-01
Series:npj Climate Action
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1038/s44168-025-00221-w
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Summary:Political instability and geopolitical tension, together with rising nationalism, bureaucracy and economic pressure, increasingly challenge free access to and exchange of scientific data (both physical and digital), knowledge transfer (within and beyond academia), and research campaigns (of national and international teams around the world). Here, we call for an open-data convention implemented by universities and institutions, academies and organisations, journals and editors, as well as funding agencies and national administrations.
ISSN:2731-9814