Our new climate reality 

Efforts to mitigate carbon emissions will undoubtedly continue; however, we must also prepare to adapt to a new climate reality that many are reluctant to acknowledge. Call it gloomy or defeatist if you will—we see it as a pragmatic strategy to help countries, companies, communities, investors, farmers, and families navigate and endure the challenges of the coming decades.

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Focused on water-risk

Climate change is driving massive risks, including wildfires, extreme temperatures, severe winds, and the spread of pests or invasive species. Equally critical, however, is addressing the growing water-related risks faced by industries and communities. These risks encompass both water quantity risks—such as sea level rise, river flooding, water scarcity, and drought—and water quality risks—including harmful algal blooms and saltwater intrusion.

 

Is this 'the water industry;? 

This goes beyond what is traditionally considered the “water industry.” It’s about tackling the broader business of water risk, which takes Mazarine Climate into sectors like finance, insurance, and real estate (FIRE); agriculture & aquaculture; ports, harbors, and marinas (PHM); power generation; and many other industries directly impacted by climate-change-induced water risks.

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Democratization of solutions

Currently, access to innovations to climate-change-induced water-related risks is largely limited to big corporations, governments, and the wealthy, leaving others at a disadvantage in addressing flooding, drought, algal blooms, etc.  Mazarine Climate is leading the way in democratizing these capabilities, pioneering the “QuickBooksization” of solutions. This approach empowers everyone—regardless of size or financial resources—to effectively manage and adapt to their unique water-related risks.​

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