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Declining groundwater

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The New York Times analyzed water levels across the country since 1920. Tags: New York Times , water In more recent years, the levels aren’t looking great if we want to keep growing crops. An animated map using angled lines shows the fluctuations and decline.

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World water gap

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We tend to use more water than is available in the world, which as you can imagine, can be problematic. In a collaborative effort, National Geographic mapped the water gap since 1980 : The result is a water gap in an increasing number of places. Tags: animation , National Geographic , water

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Fresh Fonts: Unleash Your Brand’s Potential with the Fresh Free Fonts

Graphic Design Junction

But building a strong brand can be expensive, and premium fonts often come with hefty price tags. Quality and Innovation: Don’t be fooled by the price tag! Glass Water Font 9. They act as the voice of your brand, conveying personality, professionalism, and a sense of style. List of Fresh Fonts: 1. Funky Round Retro Font 2.

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Shifting currents and melting ice in the Antarctic

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For The New York Times, Henry Fountain and Jeremy White show how the shifts have unwelled centuries-old water deep in the ocean , which releases carbon into the air. Tags: Antarctic , climate change , ice , New York , scrollytelling , water. The scrollytelling format of this piece works well to show sensor estimates over time.

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Ressence Takes a Graphic Approach With the Type 1° Round M Wristwatch

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The 5 minute video below illustrates how the watch operates and how to tell time using it: The TYPE 1 ° Round’s playful design maximizes the brand’s signature water drop, sealed oil and air chamber into a highly legible display with a degree of simplicity bordering on the abstract.

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A visual and audio tour of sound at Nap Nap Swamp

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When I think swamp noise, I imagine a blob of sound that’s some mix of water and wildlife, but that’s because I don’t know anything. You hear the sounds of running water, wind, and different animals with various patterns. You hear the sounds of running water, wind, and different animals with various patterns.

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Future monsoon patterns

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The monsoon season in South Asia brings water to the people and land, but signs point to more intense rain as overall temperatures go up. Tags: monsoon , New York Times , rain. To show the change in rain, Zach Levitt and Jeremy White, for The New York Times, go with a rain drop aesthetic. Also wind maps with lines that resemble wind.