
Christina Shintani
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Cartographer @WoodwellClimate previously @NatGeoMag | Backpacker | she/her
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http://shintanimaps.com 19-12-2019 19:24:47
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Here’s how climate change is affecting hurricane season Some category 5 maps, charts, and explainer information coming to you via Christina Shintani and @The_Ruizium #climate #maps woodwellclimate.org/how-climate-ch…

This #MapMonday by Christina Shintani shows how rising global temperatures have created the conditions for deadlier storms - more category 3-5 storms and more big storms back-to-back. Since 1975 the number of category 4-5 cyclones has roughly doubled. bit.ly/3AlHH2Z

Did you know? Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, newly-announced running mate of Vice President JD Vance Harris, was the keynote speaker at our Esri User Conference just last month??? Catch his super inspiring talk here: mediaspace.esri.com/media/t/1_d2sq… Cc Dr. Leah C. Stokes [email protected]




️‍🔥 Find out how climate change has altered boreal fire regimes woodwellclimate.org/climate-change… (🗺️ : Christina Shintani)


Woodwell Climate works locally to identify solutions that can facilitate adaptation to climate change. These maps by Christina Shintani are from our Climate Smart Martha’s Vineyard project - a collaboration that develops climate smart land management and risk reduction strategies.


We’re starting Climate Week with a #MapMonday from Christina Shintani that shows what's at stake. Wildfire danger days, or days considered hot and dry enough for fire, have become a more common occurrence in the Amazon, where previously it was too wet to burn. ow.ly/PEsG50Ttnjr



Some areas of the United States experienced 400% more rain than the average for September. This map by Greg Fiske shows the precipitation anomaly.


This map art by Greg Fiske depicts the Kuskokwim River at the confluence of the Kwethluk River in Alaska. Three of the @woodwellarctic partner communities are within this image: Kwethluk, Akiachak, and Akiak. The Kwethluk river is also a major focus for Science On The Fly.


❄️ Explore Arctic maps by award-winning Woodwell Climate Research Center cartographers Greg Fiske and Christina Shintani. 🗺️: permafrost.woodwellclimate.org/2024-in-arctic…




Despite accounting for only 0.025% of the mass of Earth’s crust, carbon is vital for life on our planet. Christina Shintani and Greg Fiske of Woodwell Climate Research Center share a gorgeous map showing where carbon is stored in US forests. maps.com/counting-carbo…



The application for the summer Cartography internship Woodwell Climate Research Center is closing this Sunday night 4/13! bit.ly/4jqoY7J
