Resources Magazine Issue 213
Client • Resources for the Future
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Exploring the roles of equity and justice in environmental policy, in the latest issue of the world's leading environmental research magazine.
This issue of Resources magazine focussed on how the themes of equity and justice influence and shape environmental policy, and included articles about disadvantaged communities and air quality in New York, community concerns about climate policy in California, and how mapping tools can help vulnerable communities get federal investments across the United States. It also included insights into how sea level rise will impact wastewater, and how domestic climate policies relate to international trade.
This issue of Resources magazine focussed on how the themes of equity and justice influence and shape environmental policy, and included articles about disadvantaged communities and air quality in New York, community concerns about climate policy in California, and how mapping tools can help vulnerable communities get federal investments across the United States. It also included insights into how sea level rise will impact wastewater, and how domestic climate policies relate to international trade.
As with each issue, I created the layouts as well as contributing a number of infographics and illustrations. The issue also featured a number of brilliant commissions – Matthew Wong created our colourful and joyful typographic cover artwork, Chris Gash provided a striking and conceptually clever piece of artwork about wastewater, and Jones & Co produced an amazing illustrated map of the United Stated that explored how mapping tools can help communities.
You can read the full issue here.
