En‑ROADS is a world-renowned climate simulator that reveals how today’s policy and technology choices can shape our planet’s future—from global temperature and extreme weather to changes in energy consumption, global health, and GDP.
Developed by Climate Interactive and MIT Sloan, En‑ROADS is grounded in the best available science and rigorously tested. Its interactive and accessible design makes it a powerful tool for instantaneously creating and testing hundreds of climate scenarios, exploring global and local impacts, understanding complex climate dynamics, and informing decisions at any level. Learn more about the science behind the simulator.
Get to know En‑ROADS and explore pathways to a thriving world.
En‑ROADS is available in 22 languages and has been used by over 1.4 million people around the world to determine the most equitable and effective climate solutions. Some of our top users include:
Policymakers seeking to determine the economic, environmental, and social impacts of possible climate policies.
Corporate and financial leaders evaluating scenarios to effectively mitigate and manage climate-related risks and opportunities.
Advocates designing events and workshops to help decision-makers make more informed climate decisions.
Educators engaging students with interactive learning experiences to deepen their understanding of climate solutions.
We offer a suite of facilitated group learning experiences that use En‑ROADS to help participants uncover key insights and explore new pathways to climate solutions. These events can be tailored to your unique corporate, philanthropic, educational, or social context. Learn more about our En‑ROADS experiences.
Or if you’re interested in learning how to use En‑ROADS to engage leaders in your community, consider becoming an En‑ROADS Climate Ambassador.
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