Engaging People

The key to success is engaging people. To get everyone working together in an office or factory, for governments to set policy or for decisions to invest in saving energy, our visuals can grab attention, draw people in, prompt them to ask questions, seek answers and change the way things are done.

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University of exeter trials Emissions Visualiser
Image from 'Precious Ozone' film - all the ozone brought together at sea level temperature and pressure would fill a sphere 14 km in diameter.
UN ozone celebrations
Still from an animation using a seasonal setting familiar to staff.
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USA specific image set
8.2 tonnes of carbon dioxide, the emissions resulting from one hour of TV programming, would fill a cube over 16 metres tall
The carbon footprint of one hour's TV production
This image shows a playful way of depicting the scale of carbon reduction laid out in the Carbon Management Plan. The reduction could be likened to removing 22 keys from a piano. It is not a volumetric representation.
Bringing the Royal College of Music carbon management plan to life
BBC One Planet's annual emissions as a tower of 10-tonne cubes (actual volume of gas).
Making sense of a BBC programme's carbon footprint
Guardian News and Media's daily carbon dioxide emissions. 
Engaging employees at the Guardian News and Media Group
Daily domestic CO2(e) emissions per-capita in Central Bedfordshire in 2007 (actual volume of gas)
Helping local government involve all staff in emissions reduction
This is the UK's carbon footprint - 532 million tonnes of CO2 - as a 'patch' of the Carbon Quilt
The Carbon Quilt - a global engagement tool