Environmental Studies and Forestry

Artistic representations of data can help bridge the US political divide over climate change

N. Li, I. I. Villanueva, et al.

Discover how artistic visualizations can transform the way we perceive climate change! Research conducted by Nan Li, Isabel I. Villanueva, Thomas Jilk, Brianna Rae Van Matre, and Dominique Brossard reveals that art can elicit stronger emotional responses than traditional data graphs, promoting deeper reflection among viewers.

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