Building a system to monitor your environment is hard. However, thanks to new technologies like no-code software platforms, it’s getting easier and easier, regardless of technical expertise. Let’s take a look at the ways in which these emerging technologies can help break down the skills barrier and democratize environmental monitoring for everyone.
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Are you part of a nonprofit, community based-organization, or an individual looking for funding for your next environmental project? Here’s a list of the most popular and generous environmental grants and the foundations that give them out.
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Turbidity is key to getting a clear picture of water quality (literally). Here’s why monitoring turbidity is so important and the best methods to go about doing it.
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Our recently released notes feature offers a way for communities to share the stories behind their sensor data.
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Temboo’s work with NYC nonprofits was highlighted in a feature in the New York Times.
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Which city in the US has the best water? Turns out, this simple question has a pretty complicated answer.
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Air quality monitoring has long been costly, difficult, and geographically limited. A new generation of IOT enabled sensors are allowing efficient, cost-effective, localized air quality testing—not only by governments, but by NGOs and concerned citizens, too.
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Soil moisture monitoring can improve crop yields, forecast the weather, predict droughts, provide flood warnings, influence policy recommendations, and combat climate change. This tutorial will walk you through building a complete system including how to make a weatherproof enclosure.
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The combination of population growth, industrial expansion, and increases in pollution has lead to a massive climate crisis. One way to find a solution is through using IoT systems like connected sensors to collect data about the environment.
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