This editorial design project explores how climate change is communicated through print, public space, and digital media. Using the familiar format of a newspaper, it makes climate information feel immediate, physical, and difficult to ignore.

The headline reframes a commonly joked phrase as a serious climate warning. Through bold typography and articles on climate risk, greenwashing, migration, rising temperatures, and environmental collapse, the publication questions whether climate change is still something we read about, or something we are already living through

Climate change is often communicated through distant statistics, abstract maps, and future predictions. This project asks how graphic design can make the crisis feel immediate, emotional, and unavoidable.

This project helped me explore how graphic design can move climate communication beyond information and into emotional impact. I learned how typography, scale, layout, and physical context can change the way a message is received