ShowYourStripes: Climate Change Visualized for Every Country
By
Manish Karkera & Guy Griffiths (Institute for Environmental Analytics)
Summary
The article "#ShowYourStripes" is about a climate visualization initiative that uses striped graphics to show how the climate has changed for every country across the globe. Each country is represented by a series of colored stripes (typically blue to red) that illustrate temperature changes over time, making the abstract concept of global warming visually accessible and immediate.
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· 3 pulledVisualising how the climate has changed for every country across the globe
Each country is represented by a series of colored stripes that illustrate temperature changes over time
The stripes make the abstract concept of global warming visually accessible and immediate
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