Open-source and archive climate-change-* repos

[ddohler]

There are a bunch, but they are mostly small, and some are already open-source:

• [x] azavea/climate-change (Open-sourced but did not archive because this is futurefeelslike.climate.azavea.com, which remains a live site).
• [x] azavea/climate-change-api (Open-sourced)
• [x] azavea/climate-change-api-test (I only archived this; I consulted with @caseycesari , who is the only contributor, and we decided that it is just a prototype and would not be worthwhile to open-source.)
• [x] azavea/climate-change-components (I only archived this; it is already open-source)
• [x] azavea/climate-change-deployment (Open-sourced and archived)
• [x] azavea/climate-change-lab (I only archived this; it is already open-source)
• [x] azavea/climate-change-reports (I only archived this; I consulted with @rajadain , who is one of the two original contributors, and we decided that it is just a prototype and would not be worthwhile to open-source.)
• [x] azavea/climate-change-website (I only archived this. I opted not to open-source it because it is a marketing site)

We should prioritize climate-change-api and climate-change-deployment.

For each one, we should:

• [x] Choose whether to open-source it (some repos may not be useful to open-source)
• [x] Check for secrets and private info in commits, code, issues, PRs
• [x] Choose an open-source license and apply it
• [x] Open source the repo
• [x] Mark it as Archived

[JN-Hernandez]

Highest priority:

• azavea/climate-change-api
• azavea/climate-change-deployment

[ddohler]

This is complete!