Climateboard shows what actually drives climate change. It is a data visualization tool. Code is open source. Data remains the property of its publishers, under the licenses listed below.
Every figure on the dashboard links to the dataset it came from. To
re-verify a number, open the corresponding file in data/ of the
source repository — each file stores its values next to the exact source, raw
URL, reference period, and fetch date.
Our World in Data (combining Global Carbon Project, EIA, UN population data)
Our World in Data, based on Climate Watch / CAIT (World Resources Institute)
NOAA Global Monitoring Laboratory
Met Office Hadley Centre
IPCC / CEDA (Szopa et al., 2021)
United Nations Environment Programme
Copernicus / ESSD
World Meteorological Organization
Figures derived from Our World in Data are published under CC-BY 4.0 — credit is shown on every chart as required. IPCC AR6 figure data (via CEDA) is CC-BY 4.0. NOAA data is in the public domain. HadCRUT5 is published under the Open Government Licence v3.