Berkeley Earth

Berkeley Earth is a non-profit organization dedicated to analyzing and publishing independent global temperature data. Founded in 2013, it emerged from a desire to provide a transparent and comprehensive assessment of climate change, utilizing a wide range of historical temperature records from various sources. The organization's work is particularly relevant now as global temperatures are experiencing unprecedented increases. Recent scientific declarations, such as the potential for an El Niño event to be the 'strongest in living memory' with sea surface temperatures significantly above average, highlight the critical importance of accurate temperature monitoring. Berkeley Earth's analyses contribute to the broader scientific understanding of these warming trends, providing data that is used by researchers and policymakers worldwide to assess the impacts of climate change and inform mitigation strategies. Their commitment to open data and rigorous methodology makes their findings a significant resource in ongoing climate discussions.