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8 live government data feeds · Updated regularly

Climate risk is already moving your asset values.

Find out your exposure in 2 clicks. Free. For property owners, portfolio managers, and operations leads who need a clear answer, not raw data.

Sourced from NASA · NOAA · NSIDC · NIFC · USGS. Interpreted by AI

Temp Anomaly

vs. pre-industrial baseline

Active Alerts

NOAA severe weather alerts

Seismic Activity

US quakes M2.5+ (7 days)

Data Feeds

8

live government sources

This is what the data looks like

Live US wildfire acres burned year-to-date, with active incidents. One of 8 feeds behind every report

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Who it's for

Anyone who owns, manages, or finances physical assets.

High Risk Exposure

Property owners

Wildfire corridors, flood zones, and heat exposure are already moving your insurance premiums. Find out where you stand before your insurer acts.

High Risk Exposure

Portfolio managers & lenders

Screen assets for climate exposure across temperature, water, and fire risk in one place, not five separate government portals.

Critical Risk Exposure

Operations & facilities leads

Water costs, heat stress, and severe weather disruption are operational risks. Track the underlying drivers in one dashboard.

What the data shows right now

Three live US risk findings. Each one affects real asset values today.

US temperatures have beaten historical averages for six straight years, raising insurance costs and accelerating wear on physical assets.

Most exposed: Real estate owners, infrastructure operators, and agricultural lenders.

More than a third of US land is under drought right now, pushing water costs higher for energy, agriculture, and manufacturing.

Most exposed: Industrial water users, crop lenders, and utilities in the Western and Southern US.

Critical RiskFull assessment →

Wildfire burn acreage keeps climbing, forcing insurers to drop coverage in high-risk areas and leaving some properties uninsurable.

Most exposed: Property owners in the Western US and any portfolio with California or Pacific Northwest concentration.

For teams · Coming soon

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Shared report archive

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Role-based access

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A reusable location library

Save locations once and pull them into any new report.

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Why this matters now

Climate risk isn't a future problem. It's showing up in insurance markets, asset valuations, and operating costs today.

6

Consecutive years above baseline

US temperatures have outpaced historical averages every year since 2019, compressing insurance windows and raising asset operating costs.

Of US land under drought

Persistent drought conditions affect large parts of the country, driving water cost volatility for energy, agriculture, and manufacturing.

Insurers are pulling back

Property insurers are non-renewing policies in high-risk corridors. Many owners are losing coverage with no warning and no alternative.

How it works

Three steps. One free report.

01

Tell us your location

Enter your address, region, or asset type. Takes 30 seconds.

02

We pull 8 live data feeds

Temperature, drought, wildfire, CO2, sea ice, emissions, severe weather, and seismic. Sourced from NASA, NOAA, NIFC, and USGS.

03

Get a plain-English report

A risk rating, what's likely coming next, and a clear summary of what the data means for your specific situation.

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