Extended Data Fig. 1: Hypothetical relationship patterns reflecting different effects of positive and negative temperature extremes on concerns and voting.
From: Climate change experiences raise environmental concerns and promote Green voting
a) The linear pattern implies a strictly positive effect of positive and a negative effect of negative anomalies, suggesting that cold episodes – unlike heat episodes – reduce concerns and Green vote. b) The v-shaped pattern suggests a positive effect of both positive and negative anomalies. c) This pattern implies a positive effect of positive anomalies but no effect of negative anomalies or cold episodes. Anomalies are illustrated here as deviations from the long-term mean (vertical dotted line). The illustration is based on Fig. 1 in Brooks et al., Rev. Policy Res. 31, 199–217 (2014) 20.
