Tools for exploring greenhouse gas emissions, carbon pricing, climate justice, and adaptation strategies — drawn from MIT, UC Berkeley, CMU, UT Austin, and UW curricula.
Map your household's greenhouse gas footprint by category — transportation, heating, diet, goods — and explore hypothetical changes. See why one transatlantic flight outweighs a year of recycling, and where individual choice ends and policy must begin.
Map your neighborhood's climate vulnerability: homes without AC, flood-prone intersections, heat-island streets without canopy. Coordinate climate adaptation strategies and surface climate justice patterns in past planning decisions.
Manage a city's climate action plan: track mitigation projects against sector targets, run the annual greenhouse gas inventory workflow, update the climate vulnerability assessment, and produce council reports — all from the same underlying records.
Assess a state energy transition policy package: document each policy's emissions pathway, run life cycle analysis for electrification incentives, evaluate distributional impacts on frontline communities, and compare scenarios with different carbon pricing mechanisms.
Coordinate a national climate assessment across dozens of contributing agencies. Attach published studies to specific claims, track contested vs. well-supported findings, manage expert peer review, and maintain versioned snapshots from every review stage.
