Climate scientist Ed Hawkins put the idea “a picture is worth a thousand words” into practice back in 2018 when he created the graphics that have become known as “Climate Stripes.” These bar-code-like images turn a location’s annual climate data into rows of colored stripes that show yearly temperature and precipitation compared to the long-term average—red bars for warm years, and blue for cool ones; green for wet years, and brown for dry ones. Inspired by Hawkins’ images, our collection of Cli

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6.6K views · 267 reactions | The effects of climate change are real and impending. And that is why as a country, we are taking steps to reduce our carbon emissions, as part of the nation-wide movement to tackle this global issue. We can all contribute even in small ways too, like turning off the tap after use, or electrical appliances - like what my team has done in this video! Let's also go beyond #earthhour - and practise sustainability in our everyday lives.  | Lawrence Wong | Facebook

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