"Visualizing Climate Change in the Newsroom: How The New York Times Brings Climate Data to Life Through Maps, Charts and Other Creative Visuals" with Nadja Popovich, a reporter and graphics editor at The New York Times covering climate change, energy, and the environment.
"Visualizing Climate Change in the Newsroom: How The New York Times Brings Climate Data to Life Through Maps, Charts and Other Creative Visuals" with Nadja Popovich, a reporter and graphics editor at The New York Times covering climate change, energy, and the environment. Co-hosted by the Harvard University Center for the Environment at the Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability and the Harvard Data Science Initiative.
Nadja Popovich is a graphics editor at The New York Times, where she covers climate science, energy policy and the real-world impacts of our warming world. She is particularly interested in using interactivity and personalization to help readers more viscerally relate to the effects of climate change through data.
Previously, she was an interactive reporter at The Guardian U.S., focusing on public health, science and politics. She has won numerous design and journalism awards for her work and contributed to two projects honored with Emmy Awards for new approaches to digital storytelling.