We should probably fix it
- The Verge
Climate change is a pressing issue, but it can often feel distant and abstract.
To make it resonate in people’s minds, one scientist turned dry data points into achingly beautiful music, making the frightening changes to our planet audible.
The short piece, In Nomine Terra Calens, translates to “In the Name of a Warming Earth.”
It’s by seismologist Lucy Jones, who turned temperature data from 1880 to the present into music to illustrate the speed at which the world is warming.
Jones spent decades of her professional life studying…