Submitted by Time_Crystals t3_zgfo95 in dataisbeautiful
Time_Crystals OP t1_izguer1 wrote
Reply to comment by st4n13l in Percent (x100) Change in Renewable Energy Usage by US State from 1990 to 2020 [OC] by Time_Crystals
>Any reason you chose green as the middle and red as the high end of positive.
Short answer: Basically I needed a lot of range.
Longer answer: I needed something bright for the low end and something with a wide range visually for the middle parts. Kansas was in a league of it's own in many ways. So basically anything with a green tint at all that wasn't completely yellow had a positive gain. For example, Washington State was -16%, Idaho was -24%, and Montana was +13%.
Hopefully that makes sense.
-domi- t1_izgwnbd wrote
Are we looking at different graphics? The one I'm looking at ranges from -0.4 (percent, presumably?) to +21, with the later applying only to Kansas, and most of everything being a pretty uniform tan.
Time_Crystals OP t1_izgwveg wrote
Yeah I could have made the graphic more clear. That -.39 is -39%, therefore the 21 is +2100%
-domi- t1_izgwzcl wrote
Thank you for clarifying that!
tayt087x t1_izhlj51 wrote
You gotta learn some color theory. You basically made.a scale from 2-3 with 1 in the middle.
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