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    5 Apr 2017

    Climate visualisations for all! Spirals: Polka-dots: Resources:

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    Oct 28

    Global ocean surface temperature change (1850-2018). The colour scale covers a change of 1.3°C from dark blue to dark red.

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    Oct 13
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    Averaging is for wimps, why not show *all* the data: x-axis is the 2035 months in HadCRUT4, y axis is the 2592 5x5 degree grid cells (ordered by their geohash, so nearby cells together - sometimes).

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    Oct 12

    Arctic sea ice volume vs. extent 1979 - 2019.

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    Oct 13

    My personal fabourite so far: A Pop-Art collage with the colors representing the range of temperatures the celebrities did or will witness in their lifetime.

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    Oct 13

    I love Ed's . But I can't help thinking, "Why have something simple and elegant, when you could have something complex and messy?" So I've gone full Hovmöller. (1850-2018. HadCRUT4.6 temperature anomaly from 1961-1990 reference period.)

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    Oct 7

    The Hollywood Sign as our increasingly shrinking carbon budget (suggested by )

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  8. Oct 11

    It’s not just the air and oceans that are warming. The soils are warming too. Underground temperature records in Berkshire and go back to 1941:

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    Oct 10
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    Thanks for sharing your Warming Stripes with the world ! We're chuffed to be able to use them and to see the momentum they've inspired here in Aus and worldwide

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    Oct 9

    NEW EPISODE: "We have mostly focussed on temperature, but we should talk a lot more about how will be relevant to people." joined us to discuss his iconic , communicating and breaking viz rules:

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    Oct 10

    Ed Hawkins’ data visualisation, Warming Stripes, has appeared everywhere from The Guardian to meteorologists’ ties. Henry Wong tells us more:

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  12. Oct 9

    This is neat - an interactive tool to generate warming stripes graphics for different timescales from monthly to multi-annual.

    Live interactive notebook generating warming stripes! Visualization idea by / . Built using the awesome . Probably interesting for / as well.
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    Oct 6

    Let's shop global warming awareness into pop culture. First, a Abbey Road cover. What's next?

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    Oct 5

    The represented by people at the in today 👏

    Im werden die stripes aus dem Logo der lebendig. Jeder Streifen steht für die Temperaturabweichung eines Jahres. Zusammen verdeutlichen sie die Tendenz vom19. Jhdt. bis 2018:
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    Oct 2

    This is the annual average temperatures in Brazil from 1901 to 2018, according to Berkeley Earth data. Climate change is in front of our eyes - to deny it is a crime against the planet. The scale of destruction is up to our political leaders.

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    Oct 2

    Yeah you did 🙌

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  17. Sep 26

    Delighted that the Warming Stripes have won this award! Thank you to the jury - there were some amazing entries to choose between. See them all here:

    🦋 And the winner for Academic & Government is “Warming Stripes” by ! “Climate stripes arguably achieve their impact due to an innovative, minimalist design, which still provide an urgent message.”
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    Sep 25

    How a climate change graphic became a meme:

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    Sep 23

    2/2 What is causing the World to warm? Is it man made? The graphs below show the impact of Global temperature rise from -Green house gasses -Aerosol pollution -Ozone polution -Deforestation It is undeniable the Global temperature rise is a direct impact of GHG's IE Manmade

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    Sep 23

    📈How quickly has Earth warmed? show the annual average temperatures for the globe from 1850-2018 📈It shows a rapid rise at the end. 19 of the 20 warmest years have occurred since 2000! Fine the stripes for your country here

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    Sep 23

    Some amazing climate visualisations nominated for the 'Viz for Future' award - results announced on Friday by . Graphics include some from , , , & myself:

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