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Objective: Highlight historical and projected climate impacts, linking CO₂ emissions, global warming, and sea-level rise.
Visuals & Approach:
Temperature & Emissions Trends: Line and column charts show global temperature anomalies, per-capita CO₂ rise, and peak emission years.
Sea-Level Rise: Historical and projected trends, including YoY 10-year rolling averages, illustrate acceleration in recent decades.
Combined Analysis: Correlation charts connect emissions, warming, and sea-level rise, emphasizing human-driven climate change.
Key Takeaways: Rapid warming and rising seas highlight long-term, potentially irreversible impacts, presented clearly with visualization.
Overall Insight: Data-driven visuals demonstrate that Emissions are the main driver of recent climate change, with accelerating temperature and sea-level rise.