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Luisina Busso Is Making Water Risk Legible to the People Who Must Act on It
An industrial engineer turned growth leader, Busso works at the seam between water expertise, corporate operations and public language - where a risk becomes useful only after people can see it, discuss it and decide what to do.
Javier Marti Wants to Build the Google Maps of Water
After satellites, a desert observatory and a continent-sized climate project, the Spanish engineer chose a harder map to draw: water in motion. His Boulder company, Divirod, is turning reflected navigation signals into an early-warning layer for a wetter, less predictable world.
Divirod Stopped Selling Sensors. Now It Wants to Sell the World What Water Knows
The Boulder climate-tech company learned that a clever sensor was a cramped business. Its bigger bet is an operating system for water risk - hardware, harmonized data, forecasts and alerts sold as one service.
ClimateAi
ClimateAi is a San Francisco-based climate-tech company that builds an AI-powered climate resilience platform. Founded at Stanford in 2017 by Himanshu Gupta and Max Evans, its ClimateLens platform combines patented machine-learning models with physics-based climate and weather data to forecast risk from weeks to decades ahead. Food, agriculture, and water-dependent companies - including Dole, Suntory, Oatly and McCain - use it to protect sourcing, planting, and procurement decisions against a more volatile climate.