The Art of Climate Change Collection
This collection is divided into 5 galleries of over 100 digital paintings—each inspired by a chart, graph, map, word, or number that tells a story about our planet’s changing climate.
The US Stands Alone to Deny Climate Science
How the Countries of the World are Generating Electricity
Managing Rising Aridity
The Wasted Food Scale
Changes in Electricity Generation in the US
Increasing Battery Storage Capacity
Environmental Justice
Wind Electricity is Trending Up Significantly
Scientific Consensus - 99%+
Political Consensus - Is it possible in a Polarized Nation?
Scenarios for Reducing Emissions
Global Power Generation by Technology
Global Carbon Budget
Varying Effectiveness of Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies
Types of Adaptation Responses by Global Region
Use of Electric Heat Pumps to Reduce Emissions
Renewable Energy Costs Decreasing - Use Increasing
Climate Science Denial Myths
Future Energy Prices Depend on Best Policies
Global Actions and Pledges Not Enough
Wealth and Carbon Footprint
Impact of Electric Vehicles
Future Sources of Electricity
Rethinking the Relationship between the Environment, the Economy and Society
Carbon Neutral Pathways
Sustainable Agriculture
Spending to Carbon Neutrality
More Green Jobs - 90% Clean vs. No New Policy
Scaling Up Renewables is Feasible
Clean Electricity Costs
Clean Energy Meets Peak Demand
Electricity Generation - 90% Clean vs. No New Policy
The Duck Chart
The Future of Cooling
Climate Change Mitigation and Unsustainability Goals
Wasted Food
Falling Costs for Clean Energy Technologies
Renewables Projected Share of Electricity Generation
Pathways for Reducing Emissions
