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A fresh composition, meshing data and strings, creates a sonic portrait of climate change.
On Dot Earth, Andy Revkin compiles some great examples of using music to communicate climate change data, including a string quartet from the University of Minnesota and a digital violin track from Lawrence Livermore National Lab.
