Two different paths through Weidu Fanling are easier to find now. They do not need to fit in the same drawer.
Yes & No now sits beneath Let Go on the Music page. YouTube has placed an 18+ viewing restriction on the video, so its embedded player cannot play here. The direct YouTube link is the way to watch it. We are still working on a reliable way to host this video on the site itself.
The PECA Impact Atlas is open for exploration too. Choose one of 15 case countries, switch between territorial and consumption-based emissions accounting, and select a bar to inspect a country pair. It shows where a country’s 2020 CO₂ emissions are modeled to have effects, alongside modeled effects in that country from the 15 PECA case sources.
The atlas is a limited climate illustration, not a record of observed harm or a complete account of global emissions. The inward view includes only those 15 case sources, and the original strict geographic sum test remains unresolved. The method and limits are part of the exhibit, not small print hidden behind the gift shop.
One path plays music. The other asks us to look at where consequences travel. The wolf volunteered to guide both tours. We have given it a clipboard and no authority over the map.
