Bloomberg columnist Mark Gongloff says this scary-looking chart is something "climate denialists can't ignore" because it shows how much hotter the world has been getting since 1930. The chart should ...

When the "hockey stick" graph, which illustrated a steep increase in global temperatures, was published in 1998, it reshaped the world's understanding of climate change. A quarter-century later, with ...

A graph of temperatures looks almost flat… if you exclude the data that would make it jagged.

“Global Carbon Emissions by Source,” digital art on metal, 30 x 36 in (courtesy Alisa Singer) Singer’s work brings to life various charts and graphs made about climate change in vivid color. While the ...

The consequences of a warming climate frequently dominated the news this summer, from devastating wildfires and floods to deadly heat waves across the globe. Reducing harm from climate change is a ...

Human-caused climate change is already resulting in substantial social, economic and ecological losses 1. However, these impacts are not felt uniformly across society. On the one hand, many regions ...

(via Sabine Hossenfelder) I love talking about things that climate scientists don’t want to talk about, and today I have a fun example. It's the reason why all those climate change graphs you've seen ...

Visual art has been used to revamp the portrayal of climate change with the aims of engaging emotions and expanding nonexperts’ psychological capacity to perceive its relevance. However, empirical ...

Researchers in Belgium are testing an unconventional approach. The approach uses stories about future climate change to help ...