A unique perspective on climate‐change graphics is provided by the discipline of rhetoric,
which treats these images as arguments that configure polities in specific debates over …

Scientists and policymakers alike frequently call for the elimination of rhetoric from
discussions of climate science. These calls betray some fundamental misunderstandings …

Images are a key part of the climate change communication process. The diverse and
interdisciplinary literature on how people engage with visual representations of climate …

Visualisations can highly contribute to the importance and authority of new ideas, concepts,
and knowledge claims. Among the many visualisations, few become well-known and …

Background: The linguistic framing strategies used in media reporting on illegal drugs have
been extensively documented, but less attention has been directed toward visuals …

In technical and professional communication, the social justice turn calls on us to interrogate
sites of positionality, privilege, and power to help foreground strategies that can empower …

Climate science today makes use of a variety of red globes to explore and communicate
findings. These transform the iconography which informs this image: the idealised, even …

Scientists and coastal risk managers use semi-realistic visualizations of storm surge
connected to hydrodynamic models to make projected impacts engaging and accessible …

In this essay, we propose a hack of existing models of environmental risk communication so
that they will better address Anthropocene risks. We focus our discussion on a key area of …

Realistic 3D hazard visualizations based on advanced Geographic Information Systems
(GIS) may be directly driven by hydrodynamic and wind model outputs (eg, ADCIRC, the …