Climate change

Translating Climate Change Data into a Musical Score

Thea Rossen's "Sounds of the Reef," sonifies data about the rising ocean temperatures surrounding the Great Barrier Reef, and the resultant damage done.

The Sculptor Who Smashed Her Work to Fight Climate Change

"As the ice melted, the ceramics fell loose and smashed against the ground, adding to a growing pile of shards underneath. To Burton, the sound of the cracking porcelain held an eerie similarity...

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Climate change

Translating Climate Change Data into a Musical Score

The Sculptor Who Smashed Her Work to Fight Climate Change

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