For a groundbreaking project, The Bureau of Investigative Journalism set out to shed light on climate change's effects on South London's neighborhoods.
By weaving together research data with stories from local folks, the initiative painted a vivid picture of how environmental shifts are tangling with everyday lives. This endeavor not only showcased the immediate impacts of climate change but also brought out the power of local voices, emphasizing that behind every data point is a human story. It's a series of visualisations that connect the dots between global challenges and local realities, making the case for community involvement in tackling one of the most pressing issues of our time.
Lead journalist: Rachel Hamada
