CO2 emissions vs Year Project prototype v1

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CO2 emissions vs Year Project prototype v1

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Last edited Sep 22, 2025

Created on Sep 22, 2025

This interactive visualization toggles between a scatter plot of CO2 emissions over time and a world map. The scatter plot uses D3 scales and axes to render yearly emissions data from a CSV file, while the map displays a static SVG of world regions with randomly assigned colors. A React button switches between the two views.

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