We want to try and point out that absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence.

Max Callaghan

What we find here is that the evidence is distributed unequally across countries, and this is really important because often when we try to make a map or to find out where the impacts of Nature Climate Change are happening, we find often few scientific papers in less developed countries or low-income countries.

There's just so much climate science produced, like tens of thousands [ of studies ], and getting to grips with this evidence is really difficult, so we trained the machine learning algorithm to predict the areas that we didn't have time to look at — which is most of them.