The Warming World Heads Out Of The Blue, Into The Red
The Independent|November 03, 2021
The climate scientist behind a renowned global-warming stripe graphic said he’s going to need more colours to represent the warmer world of the future.
Thomas Kingsley
The Warming World Heads Out Of The Blue, Into The Red

Professor Ed Hawkins designed the visualisation which has been used globally as a symbol for climate change. Each line represents the average temperature in a year with blue-coloured lines indicating colder temperatures and red indicating warmer.

Professor Hawkins’ told the BBC that the colours of the graph will get darker and choices made at the Cop26 summit will determine how dark it gets. The graphic was first used by the Reading University professor at the Hay Festival in 2018.

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