Berkeley Earth is a California-based non-profit research organization focused on land temperature data analysis and climate science. Founded in 2010, it provides open-source world air pollution data and global temperature data derived using AI and advanced statistical methods. Berkeley Earth's data sets incorporate records from approximately 39,000 land stations and include land-ocean data sets. The organization's work is referenced by the UN IPCC and contributes to climate journalism.
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Berkeley Earth chief scientist Robert Rohde attributes the magnitude of the recent warming spike to additional factors beyond greenhouse gases and natural variability.