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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Introducing Kosmos Notes: Telling Community Stories With Data
Our recently released notes feature offers a way for communities to share the stories behind their sensor data.
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Temboo Featured In The New York Times
Temboo’s work with NYC nonprofits was highlighted in a feature in the New York Times.
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17 Environmental Grants To Fund Your Project
Are you part of a nonprofit, community based-organization, or an individual looking for funding for your next environmental project? There are a bountiful amount of options for grants with a community stewardship angle.
Here is a list of the most popular and generous environmental grants and the foundations that give them out.
Which City Has the Best Water?
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 Testing: A Survey of the Leading Options
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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How to Build a Soil Moisture Monitoring System (Tutorial)
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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Why Environmental Monitoring with IoT Could Solve the Climate Crisis
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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