Trees and Carbon - Customizing Axes

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Trees and Carbon - Customizing Axes

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Last edited Oct 16, 2020

Created on Oct 16, 2020

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This scatter plot visualizes the forest area in 1990 for ten countries, ordered along a point scale by country name. The chart uses a linear x-axis with tick formatting via `d3.format` and gridlines spanning the full plot height. Built with D3 v5, it renders circles as SVG elements, with axis labels and a title styled through CSS. Data is loaded from a CSV file using `d3.csv`.

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This is a scatter plot showing the amount of forest are in 10 countries. Global Forest Research

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