As part of our series of articles on the effect of climate change, we look at the recent push by the UK government to allow gene-edited crops to be grown in both England and Scotland that has met some resistance from the Scottish government.

In our previous article on climate change, we looked into the local-level strategy that the UK government is adopting to create a more sustainable future. We now turn our gaze to the global story.

In our previous article on climate change, we examined how temperatures and weather are changing on a global scale. We will now look into how governments are reacting to this change.

When Voltaire said, “men argue, nature acts”, he would not have known about the twenty-six global climate summits that have occurred since 1995, or the 20cm rise in sea levels since 1870.

During this year we have seen some unprecedented high temperatures around the world.

Using only the OpenWeather One Call API 3.0, a wide range of accurate and detailed weather information can be obtained from just one API.

Rising global temperatures have proved to create both opportunities and challenges to individuals, organizations and governments. The future rate of global warming is still unknown and weather forecasting is becoming increasingly important.

We will be looking at the various areas of sustainability and our environment, new technologies, global government and company initiatives, and the way we are adapting to our climate in a new series of articles.

The World Data League (WDL) represents the gathering together of the world’s leading data scientists to create real-world solutions to socially orientated problems, helping create a positive impact on our society and environment.

How regenerative agriculture and new technological advances are helping farming adapt to climate change.