Environment Dashboard
There are amazing graphics and interactive websites out there to help people visualise how climate and nature loss is affecting our wold and we have brought the ones we know of together here.
Carbon Emissions
The author of this site is Zeke Hausfather: a climate scientist that studies the speed of warming, climate model accuracy, and climate solutions and has created Climate Dashboard to aggregate climate data into interactive graphics to dig into where we are heading.
He leads climate research at Stripe's Frontier, helps produce Berkeley Earth's temperature records, and writes about climate science at the excellent Carbon Brief. and The Climate Brink. He is an IPCC lead author and expert witness, he writes and speaks publicly to help people understand the data.
Planetary Boundaries
You will likely have heard of the Planetary Boundaries from the Stockholm Resilience Centre; Globaia have made them a little more eye catching and put them into several different formats
Energy in the UK
The Energy Dashboard is great: you can check it out when the sun is shining, when storms are blasting though or whenever you like to see how we are generating any time. You may be surprised to see how much wind is generated in the next named storm!
Their focus is on accuracy, transparency, and presenting complex system data in clear, accessible formats that support everyone from curious visitors to experienced energy professionals.
Biodiversity
Our World in Data probably need no introduction for many of you but they are world leaders in reliable, trusted data.
Our World in Data are headed by the excellent Hannah Richie, author of two of the most useful books on climate and nature available and their page on biodiversity data isn't as slick as some other offerings here but it is trusted, interactive and with insightful writing accompanying all the data.
