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For success of

we need a much better data strategy to tackle climate change. How? Some practical areas of focus outlined in the blog by

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@ContactPARIS21

1:21 PM · Oct 31, 2021 from Washington, DC

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Sorry all if the link is not working. Here is the correct link:

opendatawatch.com

COP26: The World Needs a Better Data Strategy to Tackle Climate Change

The most climate-vulnerable regions of the world lack the adequate environment data to combat climate change. Averting a climate crisis requires a data strategy that promotes high-quality, open, and...

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Great that you joined this fight to convince the energy ministries, the

, and

to make their data accessible to the public! There is more and more interest and I think they will eventually change their policy.

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