Howden secures UK Space Agency funding for satellite-based biodiversity risk monitoring

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Insurance group claims AI-satellite solution can will help insurers, landowners, and developers track ecological change

Global insurance group Howden has been awarded funding from the UK Space Agency to develop an advanced biodiversity risk monitoring system that harnesses satellite data and artificial intelligence (AI)...

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