Wikipedia:100 Days 100 Edits

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Welcome to the 100 Days 100 Edits Wikipedia campaign!

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Researchers and climate change professionals are contributing one edit to Wikipedia's climate change content in the 100 days leading up to COP29.

We're at a decisive moment in history. Which future will we choose to create for ourselves? Making a good decision, collectively, depends on the availability of factual and up-to-date information to the public.

Wikimedia is a key element in global climate and sustainability communications. The platform is likely one of the largest sources of information on climate change in the world, with over 324 million annual page views across more than 25,000 explicitly-about-climate articles in nearly every language Wikipedia. But, including other climate change -related pages, the real impact is likely in the billions of pageviews.

You can help make climate change information accessible to millions!
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Goal

100 edits made collectively by up to 100 climate change researchers and professionals to Wikipedia's climate change content, one edit every day from 2nd August - 10th November 2024 (COP29 begins on 11th November). Researchers only need to propose one edit to participate!

Contact

Feel free to reach out to campaign organiser User:TatjanaClimate with any questions. You can also email [email protected].

See also

• This campaign is organised by the Wikimedian in Residence at the Global Systems Institute at the University of Exeter.

Campaign progress

Kindly note this is a working list and is subject to frequent updates.

Currently, there are 15 individual researchers from 4 different institutions on the list, who have cumulatively proposed edits to 17 different articles.

Date	Name	Article	Affiliation
2-Aug	Arne Scheire	List of weather records	University of Exeter
3-Aug	Arne Scheire	List of weather records	University of Exeter
4-Aug	Josh Buxton	redirect: Tipping points	University of Exeter
5-Aug	Ian Burton*	Integrated assessment modelling	University of Exeter
6-Aug	Ashish Ghadiali	Climate justice	University of Exeter
7-Aug	Ashish Ghadiali	Climate justice	University of Exeter
8-Aug	Oscar Kennedy-Blundell	Biochar	University of Exeter
9-Aug	Oscar Kennedy-Blundell	Biochar	University of Exeter
10-Aug	Oscar Kennedy-Blundell	Biochar	University of Exeter
11-Aug	Jyoti Narsude	Soil carbon	University of Leeds
12-Aug	Reza Zamani	Air pollution	University of Exeter
13-Aug	Reza Zamani	Air pollution	University of Exeter
14-Aug	Alastair Baker*	Renewable Energy	University of Leeds
15-Aug	Reza Zamani	Air pollution	University of Exeter
16-Aug	Reza Zamani	Air pollution	University of Exeter
17-Aug	Reza Zamani	Air pollution	University of Exeter
18-Aug	Reza Zamani	Air pollution	University of Exeter
19-Aug	Luke Surl*	Ozone depletion and climate change	University of Exeter
20-Aug	Luke Surl*	Ozone depletion and climate change	University of Exeter
21-Aug	Luke Surl*	Ozone depletion and climate change	University of Exeter
22-Aug	Reza Zamani	Air pollution	University of Exeter
23-Aug	Reza Zamani	Air pollution	University of Exeter
24-Aug	Reza Zamani	Air pollution	University of Exeter
25-Aug	Reza Zamani	Air pollution	University of Exeter
26-Aug	Reza Zamani	Air pollution	University of Exeter
27-Aug	Reza Zamani	Air pollution	University of Exeter
28-Aug	Reza Zamani	Air pollution	University of Exeter
29-Aug	Kevin Flynn	Phytoplankton	Plymouth Marine Lab
30-Aug	Kevin Flynn	Coccolithophores	Plymouth Marine Lab
31-Aug	Rebecca Millington	Benthos	Plymouth Marine Lab
1-Sep	Rebecca Millington	Benthos	Plymouth Marine Lab
2-Sep	Neill MacKay	Ocean current	University of Exeter
3-Sep	Neill MacKay	Ocean current	University of Exeter
4-Sep	Neill MacKay	Ocean current	University of Exeter
ONE THIRD COMPLETE!
5-Sep	Neill MacKay	Ocean current	University of Exeter
6-Sep	Neill MacKay	Ocean current	University of Exeter
7-Sep	Neill MacKay	Ocean current	University of Exeter
8-Sep	Neill MacKay	Ocean current	University of Exeter
9-Sep	Neill MacKay	Ocean current (made on 8 September)	University of Exeter
10-Sep	Neill MacKay	Ocean current	University of Exeter
11-Sep	Andrew Cox*	Carbon Sequestration	Met Office
12-Sep	Prahelika Deka	Flood control	University of Leeds
13-Sep	Prahelika Deka	Flood control	University of Leeds
14-Sep	Neill MacKay	Ocean current	University of Exeter
15-Sep	Neill MacKay	Ocean current	University of Exeter
16-Sep	Neill MacKay	Ocean current	University of Exeter
17-Sep	Noah Smith*	TBC	University of Exeter
18-Sep	Noah Smith*	TBC	University of Exeter
19-Sep	Neill MacKay	Oceanic carbon cycle	University of Exeter
20-Sep	Neill MacKay	Oceanic carbon cycle	University of Exeter
21-Sep	Neill MacKay	Oceanic carbon cycle	University of Exeter
CAMPAIGN HALFWAY MARK!
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A * indicates the participant has chosen to make their own edit.

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