ShowYourStripes: Visualizing Climate Change Across Every Country
By
Manish Karkera & Guy Griffiths (Institute for Environmental Analytics)
Summary
The article "#ShowYourStripes" presents a data visualization initiative showing how climate change has affected every country across the globe. It uses warming stripes graphics to visually represent temperature changes over time for each country, making the abstract concept of global warming more tangible and accessible to the public.
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