This week, the Montréal Climate Partnership launched the Climate Data Hub for Greater Montréal, a single federated point of access to emissions-related data held by government offices, private companies, and academic researchers. The Climate Data Hub is led by Concordia University alongside partners in industry, government, and postsecondary, including the École de Technologie Supérieure. The hub aims to aggregate and share data and convert these insights into action. “We don’t just want to pool data for the sake of it,” said Climate Data Hub lead Jean-Noé Landry. “We want purposeful data sharing that enables us to take decisions and spur actions that we haven’t been able or willing to take previously.”
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