Climate news on a map.

Climate coverage today is fragmented. A wildfire, a policy reversal, a quiet breakthrough in a lab in Stuttgart — all of it lands as separate headlines, with no shared geography and no shared context. You read about an event and rarely learn what caused it, what it cost, or what someone, somewhere, is doing in response.

Climategate is a map of what is happening, why it is happening, and what is being done about it. Every story is pinned to a place. AI builds the cause-and-effect chain and the response thread for each event, citing its sources. You move across the map; the briefing follows.

This is not an advocacy project. We don’t run editorials. We don’t take a side. The name is deliberate — the gate is open, the data is in the open. We’re building the most factual, most navigable view of climate news that has ever existed.