Impact
04.03.24
Visual Presentation
Printed Maps
Health
Cities
Description:
Unavoidable Impact reveals the distribution of advertising against measures of deprivation, air pollution and income. The research found that advertising density rises as deprivation deepens and pollution worsens. Cited across multiple sessions of the House of Commons, the House of Lords and Select Committee proceedings.
Design:
A national report on the relationship between outdoor advertising, deprivation and pollution.The report design process selected for images with evidential weight rather than stock images, revealing additional findings on advertising industry practices.
The Guardian
Marketing Beat
Now Then
Houses of Parliament
Barts NHS Trust
Leeds Student Union
Theatre Deli Sheffield
House of Commons
House of Lords
Select Committee
Public Health Nutrition Journal
Four in five billboard ads in England and Wales in poorer areas / The Guardian // “82% of outdoor advertising is located in more deprived areas” / Dr Simon Opher MP House of Commons //
Mapped: Pig and Poultry Farming in Northern Ireland
Supply Chains
Pollution
Europe’s New Meat Tycoons
Supply Chains
Ownership
42,000 Chickens Exhibition
Animal Welfare
Pollution
Urban Nature Map Bristol
Green Space
Active Travel
Ammonia Maps
Pollution
Who Owns Dartmoor?
Access
Transparency
Nitazenes Investigation
Policing
Muck Maps
Pollution
Rivers
River Wye Lawsuit
Supply Chains
Pollution
Toxic Trade-Off
Agriculture
Pollution
Stink or Swim
Supply Chains
Pollution
Unavoidable Impact
Health
Cities
Chicken Shit/Cachu Iar
Animal Welfare
Supply Chains
Pollution
More Room to Perch and Play
Agriculture
Animal Welfare