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Ellie Highwood

British climate scientist
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    …his colleague, British climate scientist Ellie Highwood, who would knit squares of crochet each day using colors that depicted the local daily temperature. Previously, Hawkins illustrated long-term change in Earth’s temperature with an animated spiral graphic that tracked temperatures from 1850 to 2016. He received the Royal Meteorological Society’s 2017…

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    …his colleague, British climate scientist Ellie Highwood, who would knit squares of crochet each day using colors that depicted the local daily temperature. Previously, Hawkins illustrated long-term change in Earth’s temperature with an animated spiral graphic that tracked temperatures from 1850 to 2016. He received the Royal Meteorological Society’s 2017…

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