Latest issue · Issue 03 · October 2026

Hotter for Some

At midday in summer, Moabit's Huttenkiez is seven and a half degrees hotter than Nikolassee. Who stays cool in a Berlin heatwave, mapped from space.

5 chaptersOriginal GIS analysis18 sourcesAbout 15 minutes
Read the essay All issuesExplore the 3D map

Five numbers on Berlin's unequal heat. Previous issue: Who Gets the Water?

New · UNEVEN Maps · Interactive

Who sleeps in Berlin's hottest nights?

An interactive 3D map of all 542 planning areas on the 2024 aerial image: night heat, midday heat, older residents and old-age poverty. 64,800 people over 65 live where the hottest nights meet the highest old-age poverty. A companion to Issue 03, in English and German.
New · UNEVEN Voices · Interview

“The problem is how it is shared out.”

Julia Martínez, executive director of the New Water Culture Foundation, on who holds Spain's water rights, why aquifers keep being drained and who loses out in a drought.

What UNEVEN is

Every big transition has a map.

Energy, water, climate: we talk about them as global stories, but their costs and benefits land in very specific places. UNEVEN maps where, with original GIS analysis, research and sources for every number.

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Issue 04 · Climate money · Planned

Who Pays for the Damage?

Loss, damage and the unequal geography of climate finance.

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