using “Ice Age” as a control, Google N-Gram style:
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The illustration is as useful as a picture of a cat unless very much more information is provided. At least 7 items of information that I can count are needed.
There’s enough really crap charts and videos and claims out there alleging support for things, presented in a really bad way.
Communication can be hard sometimes. I know that very well. But this isn’t even trying.
Abject failure comes to mind. Print this out and drop it in front of a rational literate numerate adult and ask them explain with half a page what the image shows. 100 out of 100 are just gonna say wtf!
What’s going on Greg?
Lol , and I notice it’s tagged information science! That’s taking the piss.
Agree, this is not an informative plot.
Dire Predictions, 2nd Edition: Understanding Climate Change 2nd Edition
By Dire Bloke Mann
Dr (bloke) Mann, makes some reasonable suggestions
to HGW. I believe some of his proposal(s) make sense
and should be considered.
https://www.salon.com/2018/08/05/on-climate-change-its-time-to-start-panicking
What do we want? /tornadoes, when do we want then – NOW!
What do we want? /hurricanes, when do we want then – NOW!
This graph makes perfect sense to me as a plot of the relative frequency of occurrence of two phrases. My only criticism is that it stops at the year 2000.
Here’s a link to a plot that runs to 2008.
https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=climate+change%2Cglobal+warming&year_start=1950&year_end=2008&corpus=15&smoothing=3&share=&direct_url=t1%3B%2Cclimate%20change%3B%2Cc0%3B.t1%3B%2Cglobal%20warming%3B%2Cc0