Welcome to the first edition of “Spatial Recognition,” brought to you by Marvin! We’re excited to start this journey with you, sharing the latest updates from our team and the ever-evolving world of climate innovation.

If you’re receiving this newsletter, it’s because you, like us, believe that climate change is transforming our world, and you want to stay informed on the latest developments at the intersection of climate, technology, regulation, and business.

At Marvin we strive to harness the power of AI and advanced earth observation techniques to accelerate the transition to a sustainable economy, ensuring a thriving planet for future generations.

We believe that innovation is the key to unlocking a greener, sustainable future and only together we can go through this transformative journey.

Whether you’re a long-time partner or new to the Marvin family, we’re here to keep you updated with important insights and trends that are shaping a sustainable future.

So, settle in and enjoy some thought-provoking content that’s helping to pave the way for a greener tomorrow. 🌿✨

In this month’s edition:

• 🇧🇷 Scientists Link Climate Change to Rio Grande do Sul Floods in Historic Breakthrough
• 🇺🇸 White House Champions Voluntary Carbon Markets with Bold New Standards
• 💪 How Marvin’s Suite Boosts Revenues For Global Enterprises
• 🇲🇽 Mexico Embraces Climate Leadership with New President-Elect

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🧑🔬 Scientists Link Climate Change to Rio Grande do Sul Floods in Historic Breakthrough

For the first time ever, scientists have directly connected climate change to the severity of the recent devastating floods in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. This landmark discovery highlights how human-caused warming is making extreme weather events more frequent and intense.

The floods, which brought three months’ worth of rain in just two weeks, have caused widespread damage to infrastructure and agriculture, with an estimated financial toll of over $30 billion. This breakthrough emphasizes the need for increased investment in climate resilience and proactive measures to protect our communities from future risks.

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There is enormous potential for positive change within our global food chain as a result of studies such as these. We at Marvin are inspired by our partnerships with market leaders dedicated to accelerating the transition towards a sustainable land sector.

A meaningful product milestone was reached by Marvin last month when we partnered with a multinational food and beverage corporation to provide global freedom to operate under different market regulatory restrictions (EUDR, ISCC EU, GHG Land use change) as well as forecasting climatic conditions to develop a predictable, resilient supply chain.

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🔋 Increasing Profit Margins With Marvin's Product Suite

🌟 A leading multinational company in the food and beverages sector faced growing challenges from stringent regulations such as the EUDR, carbon land use changes, and high-standard certifications.

They turned to Marvin’s product suite, which ensured seamless onboarding and leveraged a robust data fabric to integrate multiple data sources. Utilizing climatic modeling, earth observation, AI, and predictive analytics, the company achieved efficiency and climate resilience, ultimately increasing their revenues while maintaining compliance. 📊

The story of how they navigated these complex issues illustrates the critical role of advanced technology in overcoming the productivity and compliance hurdles imposed by climate change. Schedule a demo call with us today to learn more about how Marvin can drive compliance and revenues at your company! 🌍✅

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🌿 Visual Spotlight: The Hidden Power of Vegetation for Water Supply

This month, we’re excited to share a fascinating visualization from the World Resources Institute that highlights how natural vegetation plays a crucial role in maintaining water availability. 🌱💧

It beautifully illustrates the connection between healthy ecosystems and our water supply, reminding us of the importance of protecting our green spaces. Dive into this stunning visual to see how nature is working behind the scenes to keep our planet hydrated! 🌍🔍

• 🇺🇸 White House Champions Voluntary Carbon Markets with Bold New Standards -The current U.S administration has signaled that it is stepping up its game with a new fact sheet that’s set to turbocharge voluntary carbon markets! 🌱📈 These clear guidelines could supercharge the growth and necessity of these markets as we aim for net-zero emissions by 2050. With principles like additionality and permanence, they ensure robust carbon markets ready to offset emissions, especially as the SEC and other regulators focus on carbon disclosure. 🌐📊❤️ Get ready for a greener future powered (in part) by credible carbon markets!
• 🇲🇽 Mexico Embraces Climate Leadership with New President-Elect - Mexico’s new president-elect, Claudia Sheinbaum, is breaking new ground as one of the first climate scientists to lead a nation. As a Nobel-winning IPCC member and energy expert, her election is historic and thrilling! This could mean a wave of powerful climate policies and a greener future for Mexico and beyond. 🌍🌟
• 🛢️Vermont becomes first U.S. state to sue oil companies for environmental damage - Vermont lawmakers created the first U.S. state "Climate Superfund," allowing it to sue major fossil fuel companies for climate damages dating back to 1995. This pioneering policy, modeled after the federal CERCLA Superfund program, aims to hold companies like ExxonMobil and Shell accountable and fund climate recovery efforts. The move signals potential upcoming legislation in other states and at the federal level.

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