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How Google's Earth Engine is helping nonprofits and researchers manage deforestation, floods, and droughts with its satellite imagery and data analysis tools

The company's little-known Earth Engine is helping nonprofits and researchers manage deforestation, floods, and droughts. Tweets: @osuclaudia and @alastairjmarsh Tweets: Claudia Painter / @osuclaudia : From predicting floods to battling illegal loggers, Google's little-known Earth Engine has become a key tool for helping nonprofits and researchers fight climate change https://www.bloomberg.com/... via @BW Alastair Marsh / @alastairjmarsh : Google may know where you are at any given moment, but it's also using its vast capacities to track the physical manifestations of climate change. Interesting read from @leslieatlarge @climate https://www.bloomberg.com/...

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  • @osuclaudia Claudia Painter on x
    From predicting floods to battling illegal loggers, Google's little-known Earth Engine has become a key tool for helping nonprofits and researchers fight climate change https://www.bloomberg.com/... via @BW
  • @alastairjmarsh Alastair Marsh on x
    Google may know where you are at any given moment, but it's also using its vast capacities to track the physical manifestations of climate change. Interesting read from @leslieatlarge @climate https://www.bloomberg.com/...