Who are the key climate change influencers on Twitter? To find out, Carbon Brief and Right Relevance embarked on a year-long collaboration to collect and... read more →

Bioregionalism is an attempt to align personal identity with natural regions rather than arbitrary political boundaries. But most bioregionalist mapping... read more →

Today’s cities are finding it hard to be both livable and economically strong. Not one has truly balanced people, profit, and the planet, according to a new... read more →

Comparing the different types of space usage in Berlin, it soon becomes clear: It's a political question how much space the city is willing to use for what... read more →

According to the latest data on global GDP released by the World Bank this February, the U.S. still is the world's biggest economy – by far. As shown by this... read more →

The visualisation explores how equal citizens of different countries are treated in terms of travelling. read more →

The 2016 count of the homeless population, taken in January, revealed that our county has more than 43,000 people living on the street or in shelters. (Long... read more →

Public transit maps occupy a unique place in the mapping world. Unlike most maps, which are designed to satisfy a single purpose, transit maps must strike a... read more →

Imagine if trees gave off Wi-Fi signals. The map is an experiment in visual representation with a poetic, rhetorical dimension. How would the city landscape... read more →

President Trump signed in March orders to reverse the previous administration’s energy policies, a move that he framed as “an end to the war on coal” and... read more →

Intuitive interactive maps & charts visualising an extensive & authoritative database of international trade in natural resources. Chatham House’s... read more →

As climate change alters habitats and disrupts ecosystems, where will animals move to survive? And will human development prevent them from getting... read more →

Data is nothing without context. How can we understand a city without first understanding the characteristics of a normal or typical city? I crunched the... read more →

As a geography student I love making maps, and after Obama's last state of the union address I became interested in gerrymandering. So of course I made maps!... read more →

The one trillion tonne iceberg, measuring 5,800 square km, calved away from the Larsen C Ice Shelf in Antarctica sometime between July 10 and 12, scientists... read more →

This project has two goals. One is to show the remarkable relationship between the historical geography of American slavery and the present-day patterns of... read more →

Since President Rodrigo Duterte launched his war on drugs a year ago, Philippine police have taken hundreds of dead bodies to hospital. Why? read more →

Beautiful Trash visualizes a week of trash collection routes in Cincinnati, OH using the open data from the City of Cincinnati. In addition to the... read more →