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Fieldwork: Presenting air pollution data

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I can present qualitative and quantitative air pollution data.

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Qualitative data can be presented in interesting ways, such as word clouds and proportional speech bubbles. Choropleth shading on a map can be used to show the level of air pollution. Emoji icons can be used to show the strength of agreement or favourability.

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