Archive
Issues
Each issue takes one global change and follows it to the places where its costs and benefits land.
Hotter for Some
Why Berlin's best-off neighbourhoods stay cool in a heatwave, and who sleeps in the hottest nights. With an original GIS analysis of 536 neighbourhoods, Landsat summer scenes and 18 sources.
Who Gets the Water?
Irrigation, aquifers and Doñana: who pumps Spain's water, who pays and who decides. With an original GIS analysis of 804 groundwater bodies and 41 sources.
Who Owns the Energy Transition?
Lithium, cobalt and solar power: who captures the value of the green transition, and who pays the price. With an original GIS analysis and 30 sources.
UNEVEN Maps
Interactive maps built from the data behind each issue.
Who sleeps in Berlin's hottest nights?
A 3D map of 542 planning areas on the 2024 aerial image, with night heat, bioclimate, older residents and old-age poverty, and an explainer on how heat and poverty overlap. A companion to Issue 03, in English and German.
UNEVEN Voices
Interviews with researchers and practitioners on the themes of each issue.
“The problem is how it is shared out.”
Julia Martínez of the New Water Culture Foundation on irrigation, aquifers, the Tajo–Segura transfer and a fairer way to share Spain's water. A companion to Issue 02.
Coming next
Who Pays for the Damage?
Loss, damage and the unequal geography of climate finance.