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Interesting website which “tracks” the impact on biodiversity loss through consumption.

Really nice tool to turn JSON into a readable format. Great!

Interesting application which can bridge a bit the space between Excel data and Illustrator visualization work.

Nice example of an attractive and both visual and textual display of indicators.

Nice evolution from a standard (and as such published) Excel chart to a nice, innovative looking one (although perhaps a bit more challenging to read).

Nice way of showing how much time and effort goes when into a website design.

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Say, you have “300″ and “-300″ as two values and want to calculate the percentage change between them. With the formula

  "=(A2 - B2) / ABS(B2)"

it’ll do it.

It’s not really an editing tool. But it can be used a bit as such. And you can read really big files (several GB large) with it. Really helpful. HexFind.

Very interesting data and some really nice graphics on land grabbing.

Nice online browser/atlas with Landsat global mosaic @ 14.5 meters (?).

Cool tool which enables one to convert almost anything, SVG to image, Image to SVG, Music formats, …. Great! Or here for audio/video files if the file is larger.

Data visualization tools grow steep in numbers. Difficult to catch up with all developments. Datavisualization.ch has a nice overview over some of these.

Interesting & informative data portal on environmental and climate change/vulnerability stuff. Well presented.

Nice graphic from here.

Nice little plugin, which avoids searching on the Net for the right HTML code for characters like “ö”, “Ü”, “è”… for Coda developers.

Looking for a place to upload a screenshot in order to share it within a forum? And no interest in creating a (free) account? Or downloading a software to achieve it? Here is a simple website (in german) which does it.

Die Brockhaus Encyclopedia Infografiken. Im neuen Brockhaus sind ein paar Dutzend Infografiken integriert. Sehr schön gemacht, so sieht’s aus.

Interesting, interactive map of the world from NASA to show global/local temperature changes.”The heat is on for the planet as a whole, but what has been happening where you live? Click a place on the map to find out, or enter a location in the search box in the top right-hand corner.”