Jupiter Climate Insights

Elizabeth Perry, Hydrologist and Senior Scientist at Jupiter Intelligence, tackles a question that often arises in the context of extreme weather events: Can a region simultaneously face a high risk of both drought and flooding?

Elizabeth Perry

Hydrologist and Senior Scientist

Marco Maneta, Principal Scientist and Hydrologist at Jupiter, discusses the key drivers of changes in flooding and why we are observing more extensive flooding due to climate change.

Marco Maneta

Principal Scientist and Hydrologist

What is the EU Taxonomy and what does it have to do with physical climate risk? Elisa Seith, Solutions Architect at Jupiter, explains the background of EU Taxonomy and what companies need to know to be considered a sustainable investment in the Taxonomy.

Elisa Seith

Solutions Architect

Megan Arnold, Competitive & Regulatory Intelligence Manager at Jupiter, shares her perspective on the growing activity around the world on climate regulations and what to expect from the expanding disclosure requirements over time.

Megan Arnold

Competitive & Regulatory Intelligence Manager

Did you ever think about how the sea actually rises and even more so how it can actually be measured and projected? Justin Rogers, Principal Scientist and Director of Ocean and Hydrologic Sciences at Jupiter, talks about the contributing factors that go into projecting sea level rise rates for different climate scenarios.

Justin Rogers

Principal Scientist and Director of Ocean and Hydrologic Sciences

It might be a strange name, but John Naviaux, Senior Data Scientist at Jupiter, explains why Wet Bulb Globe Temperature is important to understand when thinking about changing climates in the future.

John Naviaux

Senior Data Scientist

When it comes to sustainability reporting, numerous acronyms can make it difficult to keep track. In this video, we'll explain the latest addition to this alphabet soup: the CSRD and its significance for climate risk reporting.

Elisa Seith

Solutions Architect

If you ever wondered what the difference is between weather and climate, Josh Hacker, Chief Science Officer at Jupiter, will set the record straight in this short video below. More important is why should we care as the world gets warmer and how can we better predict the risk in a changing climate?

Josh Hacker

Chief Science Officer

In this video, Megan Arnold, Competitive & Regulatory Intelligence Manager, defines what TCFD (Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures) and why it is a useful way for companies to start climate risk reporting and other disclosure frameworks aligned with TCFD guidelines.

Megan Arnold

Competitive & Regulatory Intelligence Manager

When we think about climate risk, we think about it in two buckets: transition risk and physical risk. Josh Hacker, Chief Science Officer at Jupiter, explains the difference between the two risks and provides examples of both.

Josh Hacker

Chief Science Officer

What is climate downscaling and why is it important if you want to be able to use climate projection numbers to inform your own local risk? Luke Madaus, Principal Scientist and Senior Manager at Jupiter, explains downscaling using examples that help demonstrate why downscaling is so essential for accurate local climate analysis.

Luke Madaus

Principal Scientist and Senior Manager