Making sense of climate change graphics
Assessing how well the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) graphics are understood by the policymakers who rely on them—so that critical science can be clearer, more usable, and more actionable.
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Reports
A detailed summary of the study and its findings can be found in the report below.
The full study and methodology can be found in a special edition of the journal Climatic Change.
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