From margins to mainstream: the rapid shift in French public opinion

Data visualization, 2015

Numbers cannot explain the Charlie Hebdo tragedy, but they can help provide some of the context and clarity needed to better understand complexity. The figures tell us the story of a France that has changed - and has done so rapidly in a relatively short period of time.

Carbon emissions: past, present and future

Data visualization, 2014

Who stinks the most. As the UN climate talks open in Lima to agree on a draft text for a treaty in Paris next year, here is a timeline of world’s top 20 emitters of carbon dioxide since the dawn of industrialisation. 

LONDON 2012 OLYMPIC SPORTS GUIDES

Data visualization, 2012

Sport-by-sport guide: how to play, tactics and techniques, facts and phrases, prospects and schedule - by The Telegraph.

FOODUCATE

Data visualization, 2011

Are you confused by ingredient lists, nutrition labels, health claims and marketing hype? Here's a free app for Apple & Android / scan the barcode and get info about more than 200,000 products. Unfortunately the program does not contain warnings about genetically modified ingredients.

how the EU economies compare

Data visualization, 2011

As the euro crisis threatens to pull Europe apart, some are suggesting the answer to the Greek and possibly Spanish and Italian debt burdens is more economic and fiscal union. Click on the economic indicators below to see how they compare ...

Marijuana Legalization On The Ballot (LIVE RESULTS)

Data visualization, 2012

Voters in three states are deciding whether to legalize recreational marijuana. Three other states are casting ballots on marijuana for medical use. Live results.

Top paid civil servants and quango chiefs: an interactive guide

Data visualization, 2011

The Guardian's Data Blog publishes an interactive graphic that shows the costs of civil servants and quasi-non-governmental officers to the UK. Names, wages, organisations.

What the tax extension means for you

Data visualization, 2010

An interactive data visualization by the Washington Post, to compare the US fiscal cuts following the different options considered before and after the mid-term election.

What Will Swing the Swing States?

Data visualization, 2012

As the country continues to entrust its presidential choice to voters in a handful of tossup states, here’s how to judge what voters in Ohio, Florida, Virginia are deciding about the future  – as the votes come in. By NYTimes.com