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LLauren
Last edited Feb 21, 2023
Created on Feb 14, 2023

This visualization displays the relationship between each country's total area and its percentage change in tree cover since 2000, using a scatter plot loaded from a CSV dataset. Each circle's color redundantly encodes the tree cover change value through the `interpolateRdYlGn` color scale. The plot is rendered with D3 v7, using `scaleLinear` for both axes and `axisLeft`/`axisBottom` from the custom `axes.js` module. The data is processed with `csvParse` and `flatRollup` to aggregate area and delta values.

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First pass visualization which includes the total area per country on the x-axis and percentage change in tree cover on the y-axis, to visualize the change in global tree cover since 2000. This includes color mapping is a redundant channel demonstrating the percentage change in tree cover.

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