The Art of Climate Change Collection
The collection is organized into five galleries, each offering a unique lens on climate change. The “WHY?” Series explores why our climate is changing, while the “HOW?” Series illustrates its impact on our world. The “WHO?” Series highlights the people and communities most at risk, and the “WHAT?” Series considers the actions we can take to address the crisis. Finally, the “No-Graph-Iti?” Series uses words, numbers, and other concepts to deepen our understanding of climate science.

Arctic Sea Ice Extent - 1500 Years

Managing Rising Aridity

How close are we to tipping over?

The Wasted Food Scale

The Air We Breathe

Demand for Electricity in U.S. is Growing

Climate Change and Our Favorite Beverages

Indoor Summers

Insurance Costs are Rising

Homeless

Hotter Nights

Choice of Protein Impacts GHG Emissions

Many Records Broken

Keeling Curve - C02 Emissions 1958-2021

Wind Electricity is Trending Up Significantly

Record Breaking Heat

Nations’ Greenhouse Gas Emissions - Past and Current

2° C (3.6°F) - What does it mean?

Temperature and CO2 for Last 1000 Years

Deforestation and Climate Change

Scenarios for Reducing Emissions

Global Power Generation by Technology

Global Carbon Budget

100 Year Events and Sea Level Rise

Top Ten Emitters of GHGs - Global and U.S.

Types of Adaptation Responses by Global Region

Changes in US Temperature By Region

Global Carbon Emissions by Source

Global Actions and Pledges Not Enough

Warning - The Many Plagues of Climate Change

Global Temperatures 1880-2019

Wealth and Carbon Footprint

Multiple Impacts to Oceans and Ice Sheets from Global Warming

Relationship between Emissions Levels and Temperature Rise

Ocean Acidification Threatens Marine Life

Radiative Forcing

Ocean Heat

Future Sources of Electricity

Increases in U.S. Precipitation

Weakening Atlantic Ocean Currents

Carbon Neutral Pathways

Sources and Sinks

Greenhouse Gas Index

Transportation - Biggest U.S. Emitter

Renewables Projected Share of Electricity Generation

Pathways for Reducing Emissions

The Role of Carbon Dioxide Removal

Cities Vulnerable to Sea Level Rise

The Inequity of Climate Change

Summers are Getting Hotter

Fossil Fuels, Pollution and Human Health

Hotter Summers

Global Seasonal Temperature Cycles

Heat

Antarctica Ice Melt

Wildfires and Climate Change

Global Tipping Points

Historical and Projected Global Sea Level Rise

Greenhouse Gas Emissions By Sector

Population Growth

Climate Models Accuracy Over Time
