Visualizing Climate
Inequality

No country will be immune to the impacts of climate change. However, the distribution of impacts is unequal and tilted against the Global South, where countries not only face the most geographical burden, but also bear the least faculty to cope. By mapping key correlations between carbon emissions, environmental vulnerability, and capital, these data visualizations begin to map the root inequality of the climate crisis.

Created in collaboration with atmospheric scientists at the University of Washington. Data from the World Bank, the UN Development Programme, the ND-GAIN Index, UC Berkeley, and NASA. Recognized by the 2016 Adobe Design Achievement Awards. Featured in publications like Courrier International and Interfaces Numériques.