3x01 The sound of West Africa's changing climate

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3x01 The sound of West Africa's changing climate

The Climate Press

25 minutes 48 seconds

3 years ago

3x01 The sound of West Africa's changing climate

How does climate change sound?

We interview Martin Parker, Prof Doug Parker, Prof Benjamin Lamptey and Freddy Gadrie, who transformed climate information from Ghana and Niger into music through data sonification.

Using data from the past and climate projections of the future, this team of curious scientists and musicians use a different approach to communicate climate change and raise awareness of the future impacts of changes in climate and weather patterns.

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