Striking Graphics Project Uses Colour to Visualise Climate Change
Published 07 August 2023
In recent weeks, the climate narrative has shifted from 'global warming' to 'global boiling', after scientists confirmed July 2023 as the world’s hottest month on record. The UK’s University of Reading is working to put this and other environmental data into context with a Creative Commons graphics project called #ShowYourStripes.
Striking Graphics Project Uses Colour to Visualise Climate Change
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