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
Arctic and Antarctic Daily Sea Ice Extent
Wildfire trends in the U.S.
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
Impacts to Species in Global “Hotspots”
Drought - Past and Projected Global Impacts on Area and Population
Damages from Floods are Increasing
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?
Scientific Consensus - 99%+
Political Consensus - Is it possible in a Polarized Nation?
Temperature and CO2 for Last 1000 Years
Coral Reefs - Algae Increases as Coral Declines
Modeling Economic Risks of Carbon Emissions
Deforestation and Climate Change
Urban Heat Islands
Scenarios for Reducing Emissions
North America - Risk Assessment
Social Tipping Points
Global Power Generation by Technology
Global Carbon Budget
Overlapping Risks - Hazards. Vulnerability. Exposure.
Varying Effectiveness of Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies
100 Year Events and Sea Level Rise
Human-Induced Methane Emissions - Future Scenarios
Cascading Climate Change Impacts
Top Ten Emitters of GHGs - Global and U.S.
Types of Adaptation Responses by Global Region
Arctic Amplification
Water Resources are Declining
Wealth and Population of Nations Affects Climate Health Impacts
Antarctica Ice Shelves - Loss and Instability
Use of Electric Heat Pumps to Reduce Emissions
Climate Science Denial Myths
Methane Leaks - Seeking Accurate Reports
Children’s Vulnerability to Climate Risks
Future Energy Prices Depend on Best Policies
Antarctica Sea Ice Trends 1981-2023
Changes in US Temperature By Region
Global Carbon Emissions by Source
Global Actions and Pledges Not Enough
Warning - The Many Plagues of Climate Change
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
Global Water Resources Stressed
Impact of Electric Vehicles
Future Sources of Electricity
High-Tide Flooding
Increases in U.S. Precipitation
Breakdown of US Transportation GHG Emissions
Rethinking the Relationship between the Environment, the Economy and Society
Weakening Atlantic Ocean Currents
Carbon Neutral Pathways
Sustainable Agriculture
Spending to Carbon Neutrality
Global Warming - Man or Nature?
Sources and Sinks
Greenhouse Gas Index
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
Desertification and Land Degredation
Transportation - Biggest U.S. Emitter
Climate Change Mitigation and Unsustainability Goals
Wasted Food
Buy-Throw-Away-Buy
Pathways for Reducing Emissions
Cities Vulnerable to Sea Level Rise
Famine
Coral Reefs at Risk
Conflict
1 Out of 4 (Extinction)
The Inequity of Climate Change
Billion-Dollar Natural Disaster Event Frequency - US
Vector-Borne Diseases
Trends in Extinction from Climate Change
Military Asset At Risk
Summers are Getting Hotter
Trends in Strength of Hurricanes
Mortality Consequences of Climate Change
Fossil Fuels, Pollution and Human Health
Climate Refugees
Land Desertification and Degredation
Hotter Summers
Global Seasonal Temperature Cycles
Heat
Great Lakes Ice Cover Decline
Antarctica Ice Melt
Drought
Wildfires and Climate Change
Global Tipping Points
Historical and Projected Global Sea Level Rise
Arctic Sea Ice Extent 1979-2017
Snowpack Trends in the Western US
Greenhouse Gas Emissions By Sector
Population Growth
Coal Demand
Trends in Global Methane Emissions