The Climate Accountability Project
Know your climate risks. Know who to call.
Every report gives you your federal, state or provincial, and local representatives plus the public meetings where you can be heard — backed by the evidence for your own area: 10-year air quality and wildfire smoke trends in one report, 10-year extreme heat trends, and tracked data center projects within 100 miles. $2 per report. US and Canada.
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Either a ZIP/postal code or town + 2-letter state/province works. Provide both for the most detailed local report.
Payment happens on the next step. Report is viewable for 30 days.
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So far, $3,386.80 has been donated to World Central Kitchen.
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Occasional updates on new data center projects, air quality and heat trends, and ways to hold local and state leaders accountable. Only your email is required.
Data center projects
Every operational, under-construction, or proposed AI or hyperscale data center within 100 miles — with developer, status, and source. New: the data center report now includes local water risk and an estimate of the cooling-water pressure those projects put on your area.
Climate trend reports
Air quality and wildfire smoke now come together in one $2 report — 10-year AQI, PM2.5, and smoke-day trends — alongside 10-year extreme heat trends, hazardous-threshold days, and the officials who set local, state, and federal policy.
Your representatives & meetings
Federal, state, and local officials for your postal code, with phone, email, and website — plus upcoming planning meetings and public comment forums.
Frequently asked
What can I look up on The Climate Accountability Project?
Enter your ZIP or Canadian postal code and choose any combination of reports: air quality and wildfire smoke (10-year AQI trends plus smoke exposure, together in one report), 10-year extreme heat trends, or AI and hyperscale data centers within 100 miles. Every report includes your government representatives and the public meetings where you can make yourself heard.
How do I hold my representatives accountable on climate?
Bring evidence. Use the report to contact your federal, state, and local representatives with the air quality, heat, wildfire smoke, and land-use record for your own area, then show up at planning, zoning, or public comment meetings. Permits, budgets, and rezoning votes are the decision points where communities most often shape outcomes.
Where do I find public comment meetings near me?
The report lists upcoming planning meetings, zoning hearings, and public comment periods near your postal code — across the US and Canada — including hearings for any tracked data center project in your area.
Read the full guide: how to oppose a data center in your community →
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